NASA astronaut photographs comet shooting by Earth
NASA astronaut photographs comet shooting by Earth from space station
NASA Astronaut Matthew Dominick recorded this video of Comet Tsuchinshan-ATLAS just above the horizon as the Northern lights danced above Earth. The beautiful video was taken from about 200 miles above Earth from the International Space Station.
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