Roger
on 10 hours ago
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ESA astronaut Sophie Adenot captured this striking perspective of the Earth from the International Space Station on March 26, 2026. The photograph was taken from the Cupola, the premier Earth observation facility of the station, looking forward and toward the starboard side. It features the Canadarm2 robotic arm extended against the backdrop of the planet's horizon, with a brilliant sun glint reflecting off the solar array panels.
Adenot, currently serving on the Epsilon mission as part of Expedition 74, shared the image to highlight the intersection of advanced technology and the natural beauty of the globe. The distinct curvature visible in the frame serves as a powerful visual rebuttal to flat earth theories, emphasizing the thin layer of the atmosphere that protects life on the surface.
Source: ESA / NASA / Sophie Adenot / Epsilon Mission (2026)
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Phillip Ray Ramsey
Lol... Who says it not a camera lense
10 hours ago
Roger
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Greg Bryant
Now you know this is fake, says every dumbass flat earther, lol
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