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NASA astronaut snaps space station photo of stars, cities, spaceships and comet

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NASA astronaut Bob Behnken has snapped a stunning photo of ‘stars, cities spaceships and a comet& from the International Space Station making the most of the unique viewThis article first appeared/also appeared in Mirror




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