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Mexican astronaut turns 12,500 space pictures into one dazzling time-lapse video

byCustoms Today Report
30/12/2014
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MEXICO: Alexander Gerst, an astronaut who was aboard the International Space Station among May and November 2014, capture some 12,500 pictures during his period in space and turned them into one dazzling time-lapse video.
This is an amazingly beautiful video, love it,” one wrote, while another appreciated the shots of the ISS, writing, “What an amazing ship! I had enjoyed watching the station more than the earth.”
TheBlaze reported on Gerst’s extraterrestrial photography earlier this year, when he tweeted the “saddest photo” he ever took: a shot over the Holy Land, where explosions and rockets fired into Israel from Gaza were visible from space.

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