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NASA astronauts Nichole Ayers and Anne McClain were the latest to share images of lightning as seen from 250 miles above Earth.

Even though the International Space Station (ISS) is moving at a very high speed, astronauts inside don’t feel like they’re ...

"This is what lightning looks like from the top down," McClain said in a post shared May 21. Here's a closer look at just what they managed to capture from above Earth's atmosphere.

What does lightning look like from space? See stunning photos from astronauts on ISS The latest images of lightning seen from space came from two NASA astronauts who reached the International ...

From the ISS, scientists are capturing rare lightning above storms that could impact radio, climate, and safety.

During his remarks from the Senate floor this week, Senator Ron Wyden railed against the GOP's "Big Beautiful Bill." Wyden also slammed Robert F. Kennedy Jr. for "ducking" the committee, stating, ...

What does lightning look like from ... will ever have the chance to see from the vantage of 250 miles in orbit. ... above the clouds as they orbited in the International Space Station.

What does lightning look like from ... courtesy of two NASA astronauts residing aboard the International Space Station. ... ever have the chance to see from the vantage of 250 miles in orbit.

Before the ISS dies, however, it will help birth its own replacement—one that will be built and launched by the private ...

But the ISS is getting old, and NASA and the 14 other partner nations that built, maintain, and operate it have plans to de-orbit it by 2030 ... “People always say, ‘Why do you go to space to look at ...