No, it's not the Green Lantern.: It's Aurora Australis, or the Southern Lights, as seen from the International Space Station.Courtesy NASA
Or possibly ever. An aurora over the Indian Ocean, photographed from the International Space Station.
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This picture begs the question. Were's the video?
Wow, that is a nice photograph. It is also interesting that it is just green - no red colors in this one. NASA said this is in Southern Indian Ocean, but I wonder at what latitude it is appearing.
Here a some questens about space?
Why is space so beatiful?
Why doesn't the universe never end?
Here a some questens about space?
--> I don't know how to answer that one.
Why is space so beatiful?
--> I think it's Carl Sagan's fault.
Why doesn't the universe never end?
--> Well it probably will. We can blame entropy for that one.
--> Ha!
But will it end or will it simply decrease in exergy?
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