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Terry Virts’ photos aren’t the only ones taken by an ISS astronaut

byCustoms Today Report
15/06/2015
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MEXICO: It’s hard to capture amazing photos the kind that inspire awe and wonder, freeze. in a split second, a beautiful moment that quickly passes. But if you’re on the International Space Station like Terry Virts has been the opportunity for such jaw-dropping shots abounds.
Virts spent 200 days above Earth, making him the 13th most-experienced astronaut in history, the Christian Science Monitor reported. And along the way, Terry did something that Neil Armstrong never dreamed of — snapping photos to share with millions back on Earth.
Terry’s photos have amazed his 207,000 followers on Twitter for the duration of his historic stay. He and two others — cosmonaut Anton Shkaplerov of Russia and Italian astronaut Samantha Cristoforetti with the European Space Agency (ESA) — left their home for Earth on Thursday, landing safety in Kaszakstan.

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