NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy has captured spectacular shots of hurricane Genevieve from his vantage stage on the Worldwide Room Station.
Cassidy, the place station commander, tweeted the pictures on Wednesday.
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NASA astronaut Chris Cassidy captured the photographs from the Worldwide Place Station.
(Chris Cassidy/NASA)
Hurricane Genevieve dropped some of its punch as it passed the southern finish of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula on Thursday, however it continue to lashed the tourist location with hurricane-power gusts and weighty rains.
Genevieve experienced been a potent Class 4 hurricane with winds of 130 mph on Tuesday, but weakened to Classification 1 power as it pushed previous the Los Cabos area, the U.S. Nationwide Hurricane Centre mentioned.
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Hurricane Genevieve photographed from house. (Chris Cassidy/NASA)
A U.S. Navy Captain, Cassidy invested 11 yrs as a member of the Navy’s SEALs Staff previously in his occupation. He was picked to be a NASA astronaut in May perhaps 2004.
Cassidy recently bid farewell to his fellow NASA astronauts Doug Hurley and Bob Behnken in their historic mission to the ISS. Hurley and Behnken splashed down in the Gulf of Mexico in a SpaceX Crew Dragon spacecraft Aug. 2, ending their two-month journey to place.
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The visuals have been tweeted by Chris Cassidy Aug. 19. (Chris Cassidy/NASA)
The mission marked the initial time that astronauts have released from American soil since the ultimate Room Shuttle flight in 2011.
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