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NASA (US space agency) astronaut Mark Vande Hay recently shared an amazing photo of Earth recorded from space.
The log was shared by the explorer on Twitter. In the photo, a vibrant sky, with many clouds, could be seen.
The record was taken in the region of Patagonia, between Chile and Argentina.
In the post, he reported that it is possible to clearly see the process of melting glaciers.
“I’m not sure of the exact location in Patagonia I took in this photo last weekend, but you can clearly see the glacier melting process,” he wrote.
A NASA astronaut has shared a stunning Earth image captured from space showing the state of alert
Mark is currently completing his mission to the International Space Station in space, from which he took the photo.
The post quickly spread on social media. Check out the awesome record released by Vande:
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