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Don't miss! A view of sunset from space tweeted by NASA astronaut
New Delhi, Feb 10: American astronaut Scott Kelly has been treating the world with stunning images taken from the space station since he boarded the International Space Station.
On Wednesday, on completing his 319th day on the International Space Station, Kelly tweeted an image and said goodnight. The image which Kelly tweeted was of sunset.
Recently, the US space agency NASA released new space tourism posters and stormed the internet.
The artists who released the photo were behind the Exoplanet Travel Bureau poster series that was published last year and after its success, they are now releasing a more extensive run of posters, The Verge reported on Tuesday.
Day 319. Lights out on a vivid #sunset. #GoodNight from @space_station! #YearInSpace pic.twitter.com/IpdaY4qpS3
— Scott Kelly (@StationCDRKelly) February 10, 2016
The new series known as "Visions of the Future" includes beautiful takes on Europa, Venus, and even Earth and the first three posters of the series were published on Tuesday.
The artists work in a studio that was formed about 13 years ago at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL).
The JPL design team works closely with NASA scientists and engineers and is in tune with the latest discoveries and biggest mysteries in our solar system.
This proximity allows the artists to come up with a poster theme that revolves around planetary exploration easily.
"Each new poster mixes a bit of that reality with an optimistic take on what exploring our solar system might actually look like someday," the report said.
For example, while the poster for Venus calls for visitors to come see the "Cloud 9 Observatory", the poster for Europa advertises the ability to see underwater life -- something that does not feel so far-fetched considering the moon is home to a global sub-surface ocean, the report added.
All 14 posters -- including the "Exoplanet" series -- are now available for download on the JPL website.
OneIndia News
(With inputs from agencies)
