国際宇宙ステーションのインスタグラム(iss) - 6月27日 05時43分

A special camera to record meteor showers from space for two years in order to learn more about asteroids and comets that cross paths with Earth will launch to the International Space Station aboard a SpaceX resupply spacecraft on Sunday.
This astronaut photograph, taken from the station while over China, provides the unusual perspective of looking down on a meteor as it passes through the atmosphere. The image was taken on August 13, 2011, during the Perseid Meteor Shower that occurs every August.
Green and yellow airglow appears in thin layers above the limb of the Earth, extending from image left to the upper right. Atoms and molecules above 50 kilometers in the atmosphere are excited by sunlight during the day, and then release this energy at night, producing primarily green light that is observable from orbit. Part of a space station solar panel is visible at image upper right; behind the panel, a bright region indicates the Sun low on the horizon.
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