A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch across Earth’s twilight horizon, seen from the ISS while orbiting the Southern Atlantic Ocean. I think this photo is a great visual of the layers of our atmosphere and how rockets leave them! I took this on Expedition 72 with Nikon Z9
More photos from space can be found on my [twitter](https://x.com/astro_Pettit) and Instagram, astro_pettit
QWboucher on
Your pics always blow me away, thanks for continuing to post!
saidgheldane36 on
So hauntingly beautiful, thanks for posting these <3
avboden on
You were always the best photographer on….er….near the planet!
Yesterday622 on
So flat! lol – amazing picture!
zdwolfe on
Make me feel very very small, like an ant
wastel84 on
What would the approximate distance between the ISS and the Falcon 9 in this shot?
AlexDeathway on
That’s magnificent, you captured it?
West_Seaworthiness_3 on
Can I have this for me wallpaper?
EFTucker on
Absolutely incredible image. Idk that I’ve ever seen this particular type of subject pictured before. Has it been done before from any other launch or is this a first of its kind?
PowderPills on
Wow. It just looks like a small hair growing. Stunning.
Jesta23 on
That bend was added in post. We all know it’s flat.
Abigail-Marston on
Me when I get a new device with an OLED display
AmbivalentAlias on
It looks just like dust on an old film strip – that is, until you zoom in. 😎 Cool!
Hopeful_Hat_3532 on
Well, that’s an amazing wallpaper for the phone 😍
Illustrious-Leave406 on
The scale illustrates how puny we humans are.
staatsclaas on
This is the best space photograph I’ve ever seen. How was this shot coordinated? The logistics are insane for this to even be possible to capture.
sir_knugget on
this is a great visual of how rockets actually fly vs common misconception
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A SpaceX Falcon 9 launch across Earth’s twilight horizon, seen from the ISS while orbiting the Southern Atlantic Ocean. I think this photo is a great visual of the layers of our atmosphere and how rockets leave them! I took this on Expedition 72 with Nikon Z9
More photos from space can be found on my [twitter](https://x.com/astro_Pettit) and Instagram, astro_pettit
Your pics always blow me away, thanks for continuing to post!
So hauntingly beautiful, thanks for posting these <3
You were always the best photographer on….er….near the planet!
So flat! lol – amazing picture!
Make me feel very very small, like an ant
What would the approximate distance between the ISS and the Falcon 9 in this shot?
That’s magnificent, you captured it?
Can I have this for me wallpaper?
Absolutely incredible image. Idk that I’ve ever seen this particular type of subject pictured before. Has it been done before from any other launch or is this a first of its kind?
Wow. It just looks like a small hair growing. Stunning.
That bend was added in post. We all know it’s flat.
Me when I get a new device with an OLED display
It looks just like dust on an old film strip – that is, until you zoom in. 😎 Cool!
Well, that’s an amazing wallpaper for the phone 😍
The scale illustrates how puny we humans are.
This is the best space photograph I’ve ever seen. How was this shot coordinated? The logistics are insane for this to even be possible to capture.
this is a great visual of how rockets actually fly vs common misconception