Just 85,000 km away, yet a whole world apart. Captured by the Apollo 15 crew in 1971, this breathtaking photo of Earth reminds us how small we are in the vast cosmic sea. #Apollo15 #EarthFromSpace #CosmicPerspective #NASAHistory

Earth, a tiny blue dot framed by Saturn’s majestic rings. #EarthFromSpace #SaturnRings #Astronomy

Spectacular Light Show Over Asia! Captured from the International Space Station, this breathtaking view shows a powerful line of storms sweeping across Asia on July 24th. Astronaut Karen Nyberg, who took the photo, described the lightning as absolutely mesmerizing — a stunning reminder of nature’s raw power seen from space. Photographer: Karen Nyberg Credit: NASA / ISS #NASA #ISS #SpaceStation #EarthFromSpace #LightningStorms #AstronautView

The moment humanity looked back—and saw home. For the first time, Earth wasn’t just a place we lived… It was a fragile, glowing world suspended in the vastness of space. A new perspective. A shared home. A turning point in how we see ourselves. #Earthrise #PaleBlueDot #EarthFromSpace #AstronomyLovers #SpacePerspective

Earth, seen from Apollo 11 — July 1969. Through the tiny window of humanity’s first Moon-bound spacecraft, astronauts aboard Apollo 11 captured this haunting view of our planet. A blue marble floating in the vastness of space — fragile, beautiful, and alone. This was the first time humans saw Earth from such a distance… and everything changed. #Apollo11 #EarthFromSpace #MoonMission #SpaceExplorers #NASA #Astronomy