The Earth From Space Through The Eyes Of French Astronaut Thomas Pesquet

French astronaut Thomas Pesquet has the change to take part, since the November 17th 2016, to the Proxima mission. He currently lives during 6 months in the International Space Station until May 2017. He shares his experience on the social networks make us also discovering the beauty of our little Blue Planet.

More info: Facebook, Flickr (h/t: fubiz)

Australian Outback

Dragon River in South America

Djibouti

Guadeloupe

Cumulonimbus Clouds

The estuary of the Gironde in Nouvelle-Aquitaine

The Andes

Caribbean

West Africa

Lake Nasser & the Nile

Crooked Island, Bahamas

New Caledonia

Namibia

Australian Outback

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