www.independent.co.uk/news/science/out-o...m-space-7675819.html

Further images from above article:

Europe at night captured by ESA astronaut, André Kuipers, from the ISS. In shot is the Soyuz TMA-03M module that carried Andre to the ISS in December 2011, and a Russian Progress freighter


Northern Europe (Denmark with Copenhagen, Norway with Oslo, Sweden with Stockholm and Northern Germany) and Aurora Borealis


Moonset


City of London


The Palm and The World Islands, Dubai. A further island chain is due to be built between these reclaimed lands, which will be called The Universe


Wave patterns on the Canadian side of Lake Erie


Wisps of sea ice at Okhotsk, Russian east coast


Paris by night


Christchurch, New Zealand


The Mediterranean Sea. Africa to the right of the frame, Greece to the left


ATV Edoardo Amaldi docked with the ISS firing thrusters as part of the station's reboosting process. ATV-3 is crucial for this process, which puts the ISS back into a higher orbit


ESA astronaut André Kuipers on the ISS

cool,

i like the aurora on the side best though

batou wrote:
It's pretty cool. Makes Britain look a bit wanky and tiny, though.

Meh - truth hurts sometimes.

The European Space Agency (ESA) engineer, part of PromiSSe, the first long-duration mission for a European following the end of the Shuttle programme in July, said before his visit: "I remember how thing the Earth's atmosphere looks from space and how black the Universe is.



update:
he was fired from the space program and mercilessly mocked for remembering how thing the earths atmosphere was.

batou wrote:
'Journalists'...

Does anyone know what's happened to images here? They were fine all yesterday.

I can still see them ab.

psketti wrote:
Yeah, they reappeared after I posted that. Maybe it's just me that couldn't see them?

Should've gone to specsavers...