Rare View: Space Station Crosses the Moon A rare and amazing moment the International Space Station (ISS) was captured passing in front of the Moon.The ISS travels around Earth at nearly 28,000 km/h, so the flyby lasts only a split second. Inside this fast-moving station, astronauts are living, working, and exploring the secrets of space. #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Cosmic Adventure

A single perspective that changed everything. 🌍 This breathtaking wide-angle view from the International Space Station shows our home as the "Blue Marble"—a nickname born from the iconic Apollo 17 photo in 1972. Here, a NASA astronaut conducts maintenance, appearing small against the vast Pacific Ocean, which covers more than 30% of Earth's surface. The ISS isn't just a laboratory; it's a vital platform for studying our planet's oceans, tracking climate patterns, and monitoring the health of ou

Life in orbit is a beautiful paradox. It's where our highest-tech achievements meet our most human moments. This series pulls back the curtain on the International Space Station, showing what it's really like to live and work in microgravity. It's about the daily routines that feel both familiar and alien: enjoying a morning coffee with an orbital sunrise, "flying" to work with a simple push, and swallowing a floating bubble of water. It's about maintaining our bodies against the void with inten

🚀 Astronauts working outside the ISS with Earth glowing 250 km below — hurricanes swirling, clouds dancing, and that iconic Blue Marble shining in full glory. A reminder of how tiny we are… and how breathtaking our planet truly is. 🌍✨ #Spacewalk #ISS #BlueMarble #EarthFromSpace #AstronautLife #Hurricane #SpacePerspective #BreathtakingView #ai | Astrovibe