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International Space Station Flyby

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Today from approximately 7:46pm to roughly 7:50pm here in Vanderbijlpark, SA, we watched the international space station fly by moving from the west direction to the east. It was just a marvellous sight as it flew over us. According to the site, the astronauts on the station experience 16 sunrises and sunsets daily. Isn’t that amazing!

Read more on the European Space Agency (ESA)

The International Space Station seen in orbit in 2018. (Image credit: NASA)

Article written by Constance van Nielsen (Connie V), Editor of Afrique Beat News info.afriquebeat.gmail.com

About Constance van Niekerk

Constance van Niekerk, (Connie V) is a creative writer, poet, music lover, spoken word artist, freelance writer, blogger and educator. She has contributed to several anthologies and published her own collection, Echoes of My Heart: A Poetry Collection available for purchase on all Amazon Stores Worldwide. Follow her on Twitter : @convanniekerk Connect with her on Facebook and Linkedin.

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