‘Can you see bands of colour?’: NASA astronaut shares spectacular images of sun from space

NASA astronaut Victor Glover on January 14 shared mesmerising ims of sunrise and sunset from onboard International Station (ISS). “I love sunrises and sunsets. Can you see bands of colour,” Glover asked in a tweet on his official Twitter handle. photographs of sun revealed colourful wavelengths emerging out of flares of different temperatures. rainbow-like formation depicted sun's corona that split solar atmosphere into streaks of vibrant colouration. 

“y remind me of scripture in Psalm 30, “weeping may endure for a night, but joy cometh in morning,” Glover wrote. “ It seems darkest just before sunrise. I wish you all love and light. Goodnight from ISS,” he added.

ims garnered close to 4,000 likes and more than 500 retweets. internet was awestruck at lightening colours that depicted structure of a rainbow of different wavelength of ultraviolet light. According to NASA, onboard International Station that travels with a speed of 17,100 miles per hour, NASA astronauts see multiple sunrises and sunsets. This implies that while Earth orbits every 90 minutes it witnesses a fascinating sunrise and sunset every 90 minutes. “ISS witness 16 sunrises and 16 sunsets,” NASA informed in a blog post, sharing a video by astronaut Tracy Caldwell Dyson who responds and shows what Earth and station look like from inside seven-window Cupola module.

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Netizens fascinated by ims

“I have seen this. white band becomes a thin expanding rainbow. n sun comes up,” a commenter wrote. “Beautiful and profound quote and ims! I'm very happy to accompany you, Victor! world needs se doses of joy! Have a beautiful night full of light, love and peace! Good evening,” ar wrote. “I could see it band of colour, and I also like testament.  Goodnight and by time you wake up, I guess it’s time I watch cargo Dragon splashdowns,” third said. “Stay safe up re along with or crew members serving. What a blessing to live out in for half a year,” one or commented. 

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