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Astronaut Alexander Gerst Made Mind-Blowing Time-Lapse Of Images From ISS

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368 Astronaut Alexander Gerst Made Mind-Blowing Time-Lapse Of Images From ISS
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After ESA astronaut Alexander Gerst returned to Earth after six months aboard the ISS, he created a time-lapse of the view of Earth from space that comprised of about 12,500 images. The result was completely amazing, and you can check it out right here:

 

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