watch it: “Cosmic Journeys: What an Astronaut's Camera Sees”

I so want to see this view -- shot by NASA astronauts of the Earth from orbit -- with my own eyes. I do wish NASA would send more writers and artists into space so they can interpret for the rest of us left on the ground what the experience is like.

Via Americablog.

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