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47 On Jun 27, 2008 04:55:01 PM  Peter Bruce  wrote: 

beautiful shot of mother earth! what a view=)

46 On Apr 19, 2009 04:29:56 PM  Marina  wrote: 

Wow, im from Chile!

is great can see how beauty look the long coast since outside!
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45 On Apr 04, 2009 11:52:32 AM  Larry  wrote: 

The images are extraordinary, and yes the Bahamas are very lovely.
Thanks for the thoughts and beautiful photography.
I have another two areas to offer, especially if flying over.
-1. The Grand Canyon is majestic and awe inspiring
-2. The Hawaiian Islands when flying West, specifically over
Maui, Molokai and Lanai

Always up for seeing natures wonderful gems!

Larry

44 On Jul 03, 2008 12:32:21 AM  renata  wrote: 

these pictures are great, and i think that the most great profession in the world it is to discover all this trasure in the world. from up there i think we can see the things that is hidden from our eyes, and i thank all of you for this. i would like to know more about cosmos and more about austronauts, about people who work on it.
thank you for beautifull things...Renata

43 On Jul 04, 2008 04:38:20 PM  mayank  wrote: 

nice & i love your story , hello ariana

42 On Oct 07, 2009 01:30:11 PM  guest  wrote: 

wow beautiful pictures!

41 On Jul 09, 2008 09:25:30 AM  Shaiqa Sarhandi  wrote: 

i love u NASA so muuuuuuuuuuuch.....
and i want to join you as a astronaut.....

40 On Sep 30, 2009 03:08:42 AM  korean clothing fashion  wrote: 

you have a great post! such an interesting one!! very helpful! thanks for sharing!

39 On Oct 07, 2009 01:29:13 PM  William Hudley  wrote: 

Wow that's simply stunning.

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38 On Sep 28, 2009 07:04:32 AM  dump922  wrote: 

Nice pictures..

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37 On Jul 23, 2008 03:24:15 PM  steve  wrote: 

I think it is amazing that you have the opportunity to see what what the rest of cannot. It must be an awesome experience to witness the earth from such a vantage point as space. I envy that you had the foresight to study and become a scientist and an astronaut! To bodly go where no one has gone before.

36 On Jul 24, 2008 01:22:56 AM  guest  wrote: 

a lovely specimen of such sorts this is a majestic creature in space

35 On Apr 03, 2009 12:58:40 AM  KaiYves  wrote: 

I can't decide, they all look so good.

It would be cool to see my hometown from space if I could go up on the shuttle.

34 On May 28, 2008 12:38:39 AM  guest  wrote: 

the images are amazing

33 On May 29, 2008 03:53:37 PM  Leonardo  wrote: 

I love your pictures, from Lima, Peru. Thank you very much for sharing them.

32 On Jun 25, 2008 12:32:56 AM  ROY ELIASSON  wrote: 

Wow great shot looks cool Roy Eliasson

31 On May 17, 2008 01:39:55 AM  ariana  wrote: 

i love your histery

30 On May 16, 2008 02:14:34 PM  guest  wrote: 

why hasent NASA returned to the moon it sounds silly but i heard that Neal Armstrong was warned to never return by strange creatures??

29 On May 15, 2008 07:12:04 PM  Rudolph Keycrease  wrote: 

NASA is such a tremendous delight for any American Science major;
Growing up with NASA opens one up to the feeling of unlimited potential in American triumph and achievement.
MyPhysics feels that my circuits might be in need for an upgrade
Data-acquisition error!!!
ThankYou NASA
Rudy Keycrease

28 On May 17, 2008 05:59:32 AM  Karin Meredith guest  wrote: 

I favour the coast along peru and chile.But all of them are super duper tops.

27 On May 19, 2008 12:32:18 AM  guest  wrote: 

cool

26 On May 23, 2008 01:23:01 PM  guest  wrote: 

wow definetly rochenzo

25 On May 17, 2008 07:35:59 AM  Mayur  wrote: 

These Photos Are Just Awesome Specially The Bahams & Himalaya They look Stunning .

Three Cheers To NASA

24 On May 20, 2008 04:20:14 AM  Heena  wrote: 

All the pictures are really great.I would surely agree with you that the Bahamas is the most picturesque of all

23 On May 21, 2008 04:48:41 PM  guest  wrote: 

sweetness

22 On May 13, 2008 09:36:21 AM  David  wrote: 

The NASA photos or our Solar System do not show the new Planet found and still recognize Pluto as a Planet. Why is that? These are the photos that they distribute to fans.

21 On May 13, 2008 02:46:33 AM  guest  wrote: 

i have never seen picture lyk this befor
your article also good so avery mornnog bigen by reading your blog

with best wishes

20 On May 11, 2008 08:56:33 PM  rbb  wrote: 

Looking for average temperature profiles over the past ten years for the moon surface and outside the space lab...where can I find them?

19 On May 10, 2008 10:58:03 AM  jerry  wrote: 

It is beautiful!
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18 On Apr 29, 2008 01:38:14 PM  Russell Johns  wrote: 

Nice! I love it I could look at this type of photography for the rest of my life, very interesting but I really enjoy the views of Spitzer Space Telescope , Hubblesite.org, Chandra,Soho,Swift,Keck Interferometer,Subaru to name a few and NGST, NASA TV is very cool too. I can understand how it might be too much for some individuals Take care of your selves Right on,Right on....

17 On Apr 28, 2008 10:20:56 PM  guest  wrote: 

I have been interested in the space program for many year. I have a friend with Tom Hennen that flew on STS44 and since that time I have followed the program closely. I see the space station overhead and wonder how it feels to be up there!!! It must be a beautiful view. I certaily am no engineer but how could I go on a shuttle or get to that space station. I would love it!!! Could I come to NASA to view the station, or is there an observatory in driving distance from Seabrook to view the station?

16 On Apr 28, 2008 03:39:16 PM  Aluno Secreto  wrote: 

Tenho em mente uma hip�tese para a cria��o do universo.

15 On Apr 25, 2008 04:15:12 PM  ROY ELIASSON  wrote: 

Roy Elasson Wrote: I would like to see more space shuttle shots .It is hard to understand how large it is. Doesa anyone have any idear of how big it is in contrast? Roy Eliasson

14 On Apr 25, 2008 04:12:52 PM  ROY ELIASSON  wrote: 

Roy Elasson Wrote: I would like to see more space shuttle shots .It is hard to understand how large it is. Doesa anyone have any idear of how big it is in contrast? Roy Eliasson

13 On Apr 25, 2008 03:43:19 PM  Astronomer1969  wrote: 

WOW! I like them all! If I had to choose, however, I'd have to go with the one of the Kinta Lake in the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. I just love pictures of the Earth from Space. If I were in space, I would have to take a picture of a dense forest area. Then I would go to a different window (this is assuming an unlimited amount of flight time) and spend some time staring at the stars. I'd end up going back and forth for an eternity

12 On Apr 24, 2008 06:27:47 PM  Sheena  wrote: 

Being from the Bahamas, I have never seen pictures from that aspect and realizing the beauty of it. It is beautiful!

11 On Apr 24, 2008 03:45:10 PM  garre' valentino  wrote: 

Molto interessante.Si vive quasi l'emozione di eeserci.

10 On Apr 24, 2008 12:44:43 AM  aamir  wrote: 

wow!these are amazing!!!!!!!!! i wish someday there will be enough technology so every one can see this by them self but for this we need to protect our home -earth.

9 On Apr 23, 2008 04:32:01 PM  Susan R.(Host)  wrote: 

TH,
It would be cool to be in space taking those photos. But for now, by looking at the pictures, that the astronauts downlink to us, we can get a sense of what they are seeing and experiencing, minus the weightlessness, of course.
The pictures that were included in the original post didn't really have any large cities in them. Many astronaut images actually show large cities very well. We have a Cities imagery collection on our website under "Collections" on the home page at http://eol.jsc.nasa.gov. In fact for many cities we have daylight and night city lights of the cities, such as for Chicago or London.

8 On Apr 23, 2008 06:20:48 PM  guest  wrote: 

I really like the image of the Andros Island, Bahamas and Lalung Pass, Mt. Choksiam, Himalaya Mountains. Bill Reddin Rep of Ireland

7 On Apr 23, 2008 09:00:42 PM  Jim  wrote: 

I love the volcano shot and your comentary on the film clip I saw , I whish I had recorded all ten photos.
Keep up the great work your doing promoating space photography !
Jim

6 On Apr 23, 2008 09:09:57 PM  Tony Comish  wrote: 

Hi,

The Himalaya pictures are a personal favorite of mine. The foothills in front give an apearance of a distorted perspective. Interestingly, a 360� panorama taken from the top of Mt. Everest is topped by the blackness of space.

Regards,

Tony

5 On Apr 23, 2008 02:55:59 PM  Gigi  wrote: 

I think the picture of Andros Island is the most photogenic. I really like the different colors and levels of elevation. It almost looks like something out of a movie, it is very scenic and of course is a place I would like to travel to.

4 On Apr 23, 2008 10:28:44 AM  guest  wrote: 

Hi

I think the pictures are all great. If I was in space, I would photographe all parts of the world. The view must be great.

But how can yous see big citys on those pictures?? I can't see any.

seriously
TH

3 On Apr 23, 2008 10:18:51 AM  Yolanda Gonzalez  wrote: 

What place do i think is the most photogenic? I have to agree the Bahamas is a overwhelming place to see from airb because of the diversity of colors.

If I were flying over earth, I would just have to snap a picture of the glaciers. Why? We are just loosing them, and would like to keep a beautiful memory of them.

2 On Apr 23, 2008 12:06:38 AM  Anne  wrote: 

I'd say the Himalayas

1 On Apr 23, 2008 08:47:43 AM  Erick Herlitz  wrote: 

Chile is definitely the most photogenic place, especially over the fjords in the Western Patagonia and the ice fields =)