Astronaut shares picture of Hurricane Hanna from space leaving netizens in awe
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Posted on July 26, the picture has received over 17,000 likes and a variety of comments.
Astronaut Bob Behnken is back with another mesmerizing glimpse from the space. This time, the astronaut posted a picture of Hurricane Hanna.
The hurricane made its second landfall in Texas on Saturday afternoon, inflicting damage by heavy rain and strong wind.
Behnken captured the Category I storm from the space leaving the netizens in awe.
Bob Behnken took to Twitter and showed a view of Hurricane Hanna taken from the International Space Station (ISS) as it was passing over the Gulf of Mexico on Friday. Behnken clicked the photo that showed ‘observable structure’ of the hurricane.
Snapped this photo of the storm in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday as it was starting to have observable structure from @Space_Station. #HurricaneHanna pic.twitter.com/KiamE0lmKk
— Bob Behnken (@AstroBehnken) July 26, 2020
“Snapped this photo of the storm in the Gulf of Mexico on Friday as it was starting to have observable structure from @Space_Station. #HurricaneHanna,” reads the caption.
Posted on July 26, the picture has received over 17,000 likes and a variety of comments.
Great Picture. Looks like a crazy hurricane. Must be crazy to be able to view Earth like how you view the land from the plane all the time. Would it be out of order to request pics looking the other way?
— Kamal Aluri (@KamalAluri) July 26, 2020
Can I come live with you guys up there. The Majority down here keep repeating the same information every day. I feel like in trapped in a damn rerun that's been playing for 1000s of years. pic.twitter.com/C0P2cJQkAk
— Mitchendo64 (@mitchendo64) July 27, 2020
Hey man, how do you get a signal up there 🤔
— Dhiraajsinh Parmar (@Capt_Dhiraaj) July 26, 2020
Beautiful absolutely beautiful
— Jacob Connor Bailey (@onelifebachelor) July 26, 2020
Earlier, Bob shared a picture of lightening from space, leaving the netizens awe-struck.