View of Venus at Sunrise From the International Space Station

View of Venus at Sunrise From the Space Station — Venus at sunrise. Credit: NASA

From the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Christina Koch snapped and posted this image of the planet Venus at sunrise. The blue glow of Earth’s atmosphere shimmers as the station orbits our planet.

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