With the International Space Station's new full time internet access, astronauts up there have been using it to send nearly live info and images down to internet users (they don't have fast cable speeds up there, but they are probably doing better than dial-up!). Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi has been making good use of the new cupola window that was installed on the station last month. He has been taking a lot of great photos through the window. He then "Twitters" them to Earth for us all to enjoy. See link below for a page full of his photos and good descriptions below them.
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Friday, March 12, 2010
Twittering photos from space.
With the International Space Station's new full time internet access, astronauts up there have been using it to send nearly live info and images down to internet users (they don't have fast cable speeds up there, but they are probably doing better than dial-up!). Japanese astronaut Soichi Noguchi has been making good use of the new cupola window that was installed on the station last month. He has been taking a lot of great photos through the window. He then "Twitters" them to Earth for us all to enjoy. See link below for a page full of his photos and good descriptions below them.
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