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    A Map with Astronauts’ Own Pictures Taken of the Earth

    August 30, 20141 Min Read
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    Dave MacLean has created this interactive map that shows pictures of the Earth taken from the International Space Station during several years. A total of 650 photos taken by astronauts on the space station.

    Long Island to Cape Cod, USA. The photo was taken by Peter Caltner from the ISS.

    Each pin on the map shows a picture posted on Twitter. And clicking these pins will lead you to the astronaut’s Twitter account and the tweet that was made in the context of the image.

    The pins also show various letters, these represent the different astronauts who have published the pictures. Those with the most are Alex Gerst, Reid Wiseman, Maksim Surayev and Oleg Artemyev.

    Follow the link below to find the map.

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