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Anna Heim
Anna Heim is the founder of MonoLibre and a freelance writer for various tech and startup publications. She is a polyglot French news junkie Anna Heim is the founder of MonoLibre and a freelance writer for various tech and startup publications. She is a polyglot French news junkie with a love for technology.
If you only watch one video today, make it this one – an incredible timelapse sequence of photographs taken onboard the International Space Station earlier this year above places such as the US, the Sahara desert and Australia.
The beautiful minimal soundtrack by German electronic musician Jan Jelinek only adds to the atmosphere.
As for the pictures, they were taken by crew members of the expeditions 28 & 29 with a special low-light 4K-camera, and the result is simply stunning:
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