Astronaut shares stunning image of natural phenomenon over this city, it is…
A astronaut shared a striking lightning image withdrawn from the International Space Station (ISS) ship. The image shows a rare view of Milan in Italy, a lightning storm that offers a rare view.
A astronaut shared a striking lightning image withdrawn from the International Space Station (ISS) ship. The image shows a rare view of Milan in Italy, a lightning storm that offers a rare view. Astronaut Nichole “Steam” Ayers shared the image on social media showing a lightning series. The image has been viral for visual beauty and scientific importance since then.
Lightning is a striking view
Astronaut Col mother McClain initially drew attention to the video, which is a collage of inactive images taken at 120 frames per second and showed a large storm on the world atmosphere. As can be seen from the images shared by Astronaut Nichole, lightning bolts were similar to electric nets that move the city like a dance on the sky that can be easily recognized and easily recognized.
AYERS in the social media post, Ay We have a unique view like a lightning here and we are trying to catch as much as possible. I was lucky to be close for Milan for these pictures. It provides an indication for how big these storms and lightning flashes can be. ” These images are an important source of scientific information for analyzing and understanding the formation, intensity and frequency of lightning storms from the Earth, not only to show the beauty of such events.
Scientists at the International Space Station have the advantage of observing these striking weather events very quickly than different parts of the world. This is due to the international space station in the orbit of the planet every 90 minutes.
To capture such images that occur for a short time but are effective for live details. The storms on Milan are not an unusual phenomenon, but when seen from space, they offer a scientific approach because they exhibit the extensive details of the natural phenomenon in a completely new perspective. Video, space phenomenon and a striking show of those who wonder everything in the sky.
