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Summary

Description

English: "There may never be a clearer picture of the Isle of Wight from space." Caption by astronaut Chris Hadfield on board the International Space Station.

ISS Crew Earth Observations: **ISS034-E-068340**
Identification
Mission	ISS034 ( Expedition 34)
Roll	E
Frame	068340
Camera
Camera Focal Length	400 mm
Camera	NIKON D3S
Quality
Percentage of Cloud Cover	0-10%
Nadir What is Nadir?
Date	2013-03-14
Time	09:10:07

Date

2 April 2013, 06:23:25

Source

Twitter

Author

NASA/Chris Hadfield

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