Good Morning! Sunrise bursting on the scene followed by beautiful ocean sun glint. We get 16 of these every day!https://t.co/UKanwP0Bv8
— Jeff Williams (@Astro_Jeff) May 13, 2016
How does a sunrise look like miles away from the Earth?
Jeff Williams, a National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) astronaut, posted a magnificent time-lapse video of a typical daybreak caught in space.
The 33-second breathtaking video clip, which featured a dawn visible from the space on Friday, went insanely viral on social media site Twitter.
“Good morning!” the NASA astronaut wrote in his tweet. “Sunrise bursting on the scene followed by beautiful ocean sun glint. We get 16 of these every day!” Gianna Francesca Catolico
@Astro_Jeff @NASA do you have a date and time in the ISS? If yes, what timezone? Do Russian or european astronauts have different time? — Marco Dörner (@marcosimonvfx) May 13, 2016