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Astronaut Ed Lu captured this image of the eye of Hurricane Isabel as he passed overhead in the International Space Station on September 15, 2003. The storm had weakened somewhat, but still maintained its status as a Category 4 hurricane.
Image, ISS007-E-14881 , courtesy of Mike Trenchard, Earth Sciences & Image Analysis Laboratory, Johnson Space Center.
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A long-exposure photo taken from low Earth orbit captured the brilliant illumination coming from airglow, lightning, and stars.
The major hurricane steered clear of land but delivered tropical storm conditions to coastal areas along its path.
The glow of city lights, the aurora, and a rising Moon illuminate the night along the northwest coast of North…
