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09/22/2016 / By spacenews
The Strait of Gibraltar, the Nile river, southern Italy and a powerful thunderstorm, seen from more than 400km (250 miles) above, were all captured on film by members of the Expedition 49 crew as the space station passed over Earth in low orbit.
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A night-time view of the Strait of Gibraltar with a Russian Soyuz and Progress spacecrafts in the foreground.
This picture showing the southern tip of Italy was captured on 17 September. The brightly lit city of Naples can still be seen despite being obscured by cloud.
This view of northern Egypt and the Sinai Peninsula was captured by the Expedition 49 crew. The city of Cairo can be seen to the left at the top of the Nile river. Several cities in Israel, including Tel Aviv, can also be seen along the top of the sparsely lit Sinai Peninsula.
The International Space Station flying around 400km above nighttime thunderstorms. Lightning can be seen flashing inside the clouds below. A Soyuz spacecraft sits in the foreground.
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