TIME Magazineのインスタグラム(time) - 3月30日 11時15分

Walking in space is a kind of slow-motion skydiving. An orbit, after all, is nothing but a free fall — albeit one in which the Earth keeps curving away from you so you never hit ground. And spacewalks are actually much more dangerous than skydiving, what with the risk of a spacesuit failure or a micrometeor hit or a breakaway piece of equipment that may have no weight in space, but has more than enough mass and momentum to crush you flat.

But spacewalks are gorgeous too, as was demonstrated anew on March 24, 2017 — and captured here in a GoPro video released to TIME from NASA.
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