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15 Apr 2013 23:58

When astronauts are given amazing cameras on board the ISS, they point them towards home. Astronauts take a lot of photos of Earth, for personal use and for specific experiments on board the International Space Station. NASA saves them on a server, and now a data cruncher has mapped them all. Nathan Bergey went through the entire archive, which contains about 1.1 million images, and cataloged them by location and mission. "Coastlines, islands and cities seem to be popular targets. So much so tha...
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