NASA Astronaut snaps breathtaking pictures of Hurricane Genevieve from ISS, see here

NASA astronauts and satellites have been monitoring Hurricane Genevieve for some time w. formerly Category 4 storm moved rapidly towards California after passing through Mexico's Baja coast Thursday, Aug. 20. However, NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy sent three pictures of tropical storm on Wednesday, Aug. 19 from  International Station. ims show eye and overall size of Hurricane Genevieve. Re on to kw more.

Source: NASA/Astronaut Chris Cassidy

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Hurricane Genevieve pictures from International station

ims of tropical storm were captured beneath robotic Canarm2, which is station's solar panels and a Soyuz craft. In dition to this, GOES-16 satellite also obtained a dramatic video of Hurricane Genevieve on Wednesday. picture was tweeted by National Oceanic and Atmospheric ministration on its official Twitter handle. tweet also revealed that sustained wind speeds reached a maximum of 115 mph which is 185 km/h. 

Source: NASA/Astronaut Chris Cassidy

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NASA has revealed in a statement that AA’s Suomi NPP satellite has also been monitoring Hurricane Genevieve’s progress. satellite has been observing Hurricane in infrared wavelengths to give more information about storm's strength, structure and size. NASA shared a nighttime im of Genevieve based on data from Suomi's Visible Infrared Imaging Riometer Suite (VIIRS) instrument. Describing im, NASA revealed that  tropical storm’s eye was still visible and well defined. ncy also confirmed that it was surrounded by powerful thunderstorms.

Source: NASA

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Has Hurricane Genevieve weakened?

According to a NASA report, Hurricane Genevieve has w weakened to a tropical storm. However, it still has potential of inflicting substantial dam. Continued heavy rainfall from Genevieve can le to life-threatening flash flooding and mudslides in far sourn areas of California.

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NASA Astronaut captures breathtaking pictures of Earth from

On August 20, NASA shared a video of astronaut Andrew Morgan ing stunning pictures of Earth from International Station. astronaut is seen using a wide-angle lens camera. astronaut revealed that ISS was flying rth East and h just crossed Red Sea in Saudi Arabia. 

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While ing stunning ims of Earth from ISS, astronaut is seen describing several locations on Earth that are visible from ISS. One of se locations in Sinai Peninsula of Egypt. full length of Nile River was is also visible in video. ISS is seen moving towards Middle East Africa. As video progressed viewers can see Caspian Sea as well.