And here is the view from space...

NASA timelapse photos. It’s a wonderful world.

By Christina Finn Monday 23 Apr 2012, 4:30 PM

Apr 23rd 2012, 4:30 PM 6,006 Views 5 Comments

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A TIMELAPSE of photos taken by the Expedition 30 crew from the International Space Station have been put to music. Walking in the Air? Perfect.

(Via YouTube/ReelNASA)

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And here is the view from space...

NASA timelapse photos. It’s a wonderful world.

In pictures: Discovery missions from 1984 to 2011>