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Astronauts passing over Tasmania have captured amazing images of an Australian-discovered comet emerging over the horizon.
International Space Station Commander Dan Burbank described watching Comet Lovejoy and its streaming tail hovering over the Earth's gradually brightening arc as "the most amazing thing I have ever seen in space".
Originally posted by 11I11
Hate to be the one to say it but there are lots of threads already covering this topic. The mods will close this thread no doubt. Sorry buddy.
Originally posted by AaronWilson
reply to post by steveknows
I would give my whole existance of "stuff" just for one trip up there. Imagine seeing a comet in the distance over your planet, just hanging there like a snake floating in space. Would be life changing. Beauty would mean something completely different.
Originally posted by Wrabbit2000
reply to post by steveknows
Thanks for a nice pic and story. I love the space pictures like this. We'll never see things from up there, but maybe our Children will have that in their lifetime. That is a great thing to hope and work toward anyway.
Despite someone being Johnny on the Spot for telling you it's been posted before...
I sure hadn't seen it...and I'll guess you hadn't known either.. So thanks for something I'd have missed entirely if it weren't for your thread.
Originally posted by Trillium
reply to post by steveknows
Just awsome S & F first time i see it too
We all don't spend 24 hour a day on here good recap