Incredible Space Pics from ISS by NASA astronaut Wheelock [29 Pics]

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   Charlene Wills February 10, 2011 at 4:42 pm #

   Absolutely stunning. I was blown away by the beauty. What an honor to have had the opportunity to experience this in person, Astronaut Wheelock.

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     Scott Hardcatle February 11, 2011 at 8:36 am #

     thank you for sharing views of our precious world with those of us at KSC who started you on your journey.

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       Jesse February 12, 2011 at 1:36 am #

       you say you are the ones who got him started, can u get me started, my dream is to go to space, i am turning 18 in 3 months

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     Sue Smith February 11, 2011 at 12:40 pm #

     Such incredible beauty that God has blessed us with. They are so amazing. My husband & I are always watching NG on Discovery channel about the exploration of space and the galaxy. You are doing a tremendous job with the photo’s. Hope to see some more soon. Thank you so much for sharing these few with us.

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       Quasi February 13, 2011 at 2:00 am #

       The only disadvantage is: You need a god to understand beauty!
       Thanks for the great pictures to the astronaut.

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         Non judgemental February 14, 2011 at 4:14 am #

         It would be nice if people just posted their appreciation of the magnificent photos instead of pushing their views on others. I need religion to appreciate these photos like a photographer needs a camera to enjoy a sunset.

         Great photos thanks for posting.

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         Jimmy Reardon February 15, 2011 at 8:33 am #

         Thanks for the great photos of the earth and space craft photos. I have been to a lot of the places U have shown and they are amazing to see these areas from space. Hope U can take more photos for us to look at and admire God’s handiwork of creation.

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     Joe February 11, 2011 at 5:41 pm #

     These pictures are incredible! What a glorious God we have been created by. The Bible is true when it says that God is a God of order and that nothing has ever been made that was not made through Him.

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       Godi Samyth February 14, 2011 at 2:49 am #

       Why must the loony God brigade spoil what is a beautiful set of photographs with irrelevant references to a made up entity?

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     Jim Sanford February 13, 2011 at 3:50 pm #

     To Astronaut Wheelock: Thank you for the pictures. It is interesting that you want to stand beside Ayer’s Rock. When I visited the rock in 1986 with a bus group, the bus driver mentioned that he had never climbed it as most people do, because the rock is sacred to the Aboriginals. Instead of climbing the rock, I ran around it (about 6 miles).

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       Jonnie February 14, 2011 at 10:31 am #

       Thank you for allowing us to see from space the many places we have seen from earth. A different perspective indeed. Very wonderful.

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     Andrew Maillhot February 14, 2011 at 1:38 pm #

     well, for starters, asttronaut wheelock. you could be my brother, because in the photograph with your fellow astronauts you look like myself. i thought it was actually beyond my understanding, because you really do look like myself.

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     Mary Ann February 15, 2011 at 4:07 pm #

     Just stunning and breath taking.

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   mfilicicchia February 10, 2011 at 5:30 pm #

   Awesome pics, my hats off to the photographer,…and the builder of earth !

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   Wang February 10, 2011 at 10:46 pm #

   I know you being doing very well and hard to become an Astronaut, Still I think you are a very lucky man to have the change to travel in space. Thanks for all the pictures you show us. 感恩哈!

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   Margaret February 11, 2011 at 1:45 am #

   Oh! yea of little faith – the disbelivers! – thank you Colonel Douglas Wheelock for sharing with us the beauty of our magnificent Earth which so many Nations seem eager to distroy with hatred and greed….

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   Kate, Queensland,Australia February 11, 2011 at 5:07 am #

   A big thank you to Astronaut Wheelock for sharing his wonderful pictures – and lucid captions – with us. This helped me, for one, share what must have been a truly wondrous experience that most of us will never have – seeing our planet earth from space. What an incredibly beautiful planet we live on – could it truly have been ‘just an accident of nature’? Perhaps we will never have proof, one way or another. But that doesn’t matter; let’s not be distracted from the chance to protect and honour our planet’s beauty by squalid squabbles about religious beliefs, just get on with it.

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   B Kornic February 11, 2011 at 6:21 am #

   I am simply amazed by the fact that there are still some naïve hard heads who do not accept EVOLUTION as a fact, a proven fact by science, experiments, and the evidence all around us. 64 bolts, and all those who are so deep in the Bible and all the rest of religious indoctrination, look around you, take a microscope and telescope and see the world. Our scientists have taken a picture of atom, and the galaxies 13.5 billion light years away from our Solar System, have replaced the human hearts and other organs, sent satellites beyond the Solar System which are still recording various data for us here on Earth, plus countless other accomplishments never once mentioned, or anticipated in the Bible! There is a book called MYTHOLOGY where you will find mythologies of many nations, and religions. There were nothing but the inventions of mankind, attributing all important unexplained things, and events to GODS. Had these people had all the scientific knowledge we have today, these books would have never been written. What a waste of time, effort, resources, and energy to study and try to explain life and everything using a MYTH, instead of sciences! We would have never gone to the Moon and back, nor had neither nuclear energy, nor thousands of other accomplishments if we followed the Bible. Never. We climbed the ladder of progress BECAUSE we ignored the Bible and devoted instead our energy using sciences to better our lives. Even some priests dared to improve our knowledge and confirm Evolution like Gregory Mendel, or Charles Darwin whose father was a minister, these people and number of others dared to ‘stray’ from the dogma and myths in the Bible and better our lives with their discoveries.
   Vita sine litteris mors est…Life without learning (education) is death.

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     Delta S February 12, 2011 at 5:35 pm #

     RIP, then poor soul!

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     Rene LeBlanc February 13, 2011 at 1:58 pm #

     B Kornic… You are being logical and rational… an unnatural trait among the human species… Most won’t understand your truth…

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     Mike Elliott February 13, 2011 at 6:49 pm #

     To B Kornic – I could not have said it better myself.

     and to those who believe: “There is no god – now stop worrying and enjoy your life”.

     and great pics thanks to human ingenuity and astronaut wheelock.

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     bob brazill February 14, 2011 at 5:09 pm #

     You are right! lets feed the Christians to the lions! This is a brave new world with no place for religion and other superstitions.

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     Ryan February 15, 2011 at 7:19 am #

     Its too bad evolution is not actually a fact. So considering you don’t understand the difference between fact and theory, its difficult to take the rest of your “opinion” seriously.

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       adrian February 15, 2011 at 10:48 am #

       It is a pity you do not understand what science calls a fact…….. it is simply a degree of probability of certitude….. in science there are no absolute ‘facts’ all belief is questioned and accepted as the best explanation so far…… we are constantly trying to disprove all our ‘facts’ and will throw them away if a better, simpler or more rational ‘fact’, law, theory or hypothesis can be shown to ‘fit the evidence so far presented. Science is the antithesis of religion in that it doubts everything and ‘faith’ has no part in its structures.

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     Paul Phelan RSA February 16, 2011 at 1:16 am #

     Ranting about evolution and putting down our God given blessings is with out perspective. They all tie together . Greater minds than ourselves , men and women of science, realised that the order and evolution didnot come from no where .
     The creation came long long before the gift of learing and education , which also evolved .The bible didnot need to anticipate any thing , but give us a way to live, love, learn and and appreciate our God given creation , learn from it all and grow it all to what it is today.
     Sadly you are missing the greater side of life and learning.
     Come to Africa , the cradle of mankind and we will show you.Our first people and your first people knew all about this long before you did and were naturally more advanced in understanding than most of the so called scientist of our day.
     You have obviously never been touched by the wind.
     RIP

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     Les February 19, 2011 at 11:35 am #

     To:B. Kornic, I’m betting that you were the guy in high school who never tried drugs or did anything on the edge unless you could drag at least one of your buddies down with you. If you were so absolutely sure that everything you are trying to sell was correct, you wouldn’t be so adament about changing the minds of everyone who thinks differently. I would be willing to bet the farm that you are going to be slipping in your own crap and hoping that you are right about this while lying on your death bed! Even the most devout believer in any of these theories has some doubt. I am not a religious man but a I have pretty strong convictions in what I believe; however, I would never tell anyone that they are wrong about their opinion just because I think differently. It is simply an opinion, it is YOURS and therefore, it can’t possibly be wrong! It is quite obvious, that in your quest for EDUCATION, you forgot to take COMMON SENSE 101. The simple fact that you make all these quotes in Latin and then translate them to English makes it quite evident that you are merely a showoff… do you really think that saying it in Latin first gives the meaning more credibility? Get off your high horse… guys like you are a dime a dozen!

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   Alita Romans February 11, 2011 at 8:08 am #

   Just another reminder of what our great God, the “Star Breather” has blessed us with! (Taken from Isaiah) Never take our earth for granted! It is a beautiful gift that I praise him for everyday!

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   Alita Romans February 11, 2011 at 8:12 am #

   These outstanding photos are just another reminder of the magnificent gift our God, “the Star Breather” (taken from Isaiah) has given us. Praise him for the beauty we have been given!

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     david walker February 11, 2011 at 2:55 pm #

     I love your reply. thanks for all you guys do.

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   Bill Millis February 11, 2011 at 12:07 pm #

   Absolutely breathtaking! Proud to be an American!

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    Steve B. February 11, 2011 at 3:34 pm #

    Thanks to Spaceman Wheelock for these fantastic, breathtaking photos of our world.

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    Grace Jernberg February 11, 2011 at 4:07 pm #

    I really enjoyed the beauty of God’s creation even though I’m not excited about space endeavors. I am 85 years old and feel like I’ve been on info overload for too long. I wanted to share these with some friends but forward never showed up anywhere. I don’t like Facebook and probably would feel the same about Twitter. They are called Social Network? Why? I don’t think the world today knows what social really is. Years ago before TV and all the technology that followed people were social and enjoyed each other. They were happier with less materially and had a more developed imagination. Fortunately, what God created is still the same for He does not change nor does His creation. Praise God!

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    fernando velasquez muñoz February 11, 2011 at 5:01 pm #

    only beautiful of the universe….

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    charlie February 11, 2011 at 6:24 pm #

    AWESOME PIC, THANK GOD FOR THESE PIC

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    Skip Cooke February 11, 2011 at 6:47 pm #

    I just had a chance to look at the pics you all took and they are so great. Thank you for the chance to see my world from a different few.

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    Common Sense February 11, 2011 at 7:12 pm #

    I am surrounded by idiots.

    Every post on this page should simply be a thank you…
    …to the courageous and pioneering astronauts who have shared these apparently existence-inspiring photographs.

    Thank you.

    Those of you that would like to thank your god, OR the God you believe in, OR the Intelligent Designer, OR mother nature, OR who or whatever for what you have seen… do it during your next prayer, siesta, break, WHATEVER… do it on your own time as I am sure the astronauts have done themselves. Don’t tell me who I should thank, or when and how I should do the thanking, thank you. I don’t believe that this is a religious / anti-religious discussion blog… and your God, or Mother Nature, OR the mad scientist or who or whatever is not going to be reading this anyway.

    Instead of appreciating all the beauty and magnificence, regardless of who or what created it or how it was created, cause it doesn’t matter, you bicker over who should get credit for it. Only stupid superficial, arrogant, self-righteous humans have to get credit for making something beautiful. You don’t see Elephants or Lions having each other over for tea so they can show them the new patio they built.

    Thank you again to Mr. Wheelock, the 1,000s of scientists, engineers and all of the other people including those that came before us that helped to lay the foundations that made that space station, that cool ass cupola and everything else possible for everyone to have the opportunity to have another point of view to appreciate when considering the nature of our existence and the essence of beauty. Thank you also to whoever or whatever for everything else that we cannot explain or break down into a formula. May we appreciate everything as if it is always the last time we will ever have the opportunity to appreciate them.

    PEACE TO ALL.

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      Livvy February 12, 2011 at 8:48 am #

      You miss the Point of comment pages such as this…They are here so people can express their opinions & Thoughts…If the webmaster had not wanted comment & discussion, he/she would not have made it possible…I find you the Idiot for not understanding this concept…

      I find this page Fascinating…Even though I don’t agree with many of the beliefs posted here…If you only want to read Thank Yous & Sweetness & Light…I would suggest you go to Colonel Wheelock’s blog & post there…

      He is a highly Intelligent man with a Beautiful Soul…& I am certain he Understands human nature…If he even reads this page or knows it exists..

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    Dr. Leo Rebello February 11, 2011 at 9:34 pm #

    To what purpose all this, when we are destroying our green planet earth.
    When poverty is abysmal. When our health is compromised. When
    one mad man can destroy everything by pulling the nuclear button.
    Can we grow in wisdom and spirituality.

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      Lou Fisher February 15, 2011 at 2:06 pm #

      You are one of the few comments that are not in awe of this amazing collection of the most expensive photos in history — I personally think
      the whole space project NASA and the Russian space station is a total waste of time and money — What’s the point?? – Lets go to the moon and Mars and screw them up too –

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    Lloyd C. Australia February 11, 2011 at 9:57 pm #

    Thank you Douglas Wheelock, you have made this a very good day. Your contribution to my knowledge and pleasure is beyond measure.

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    Judy Elkington February 12, 2011 at 2:57 am #

    Unbelievable and wonderful pictures. Can’t believe how far we have travelled. From twice weekly visit to the News Theatre to see Flash Gordon, To the exciting time when I got my children out of bed to see the first men on the moon. Now at the age of three-score-years-and-ten plus a couple more, never will there be so much happening in the SPACE future as in my lifetime.,

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    Wile E. Dingo February 12, 2011 at 5:29 am #

    “GOD SAVED A SPACE FOR ME IN HEAVEN ”

    I think you’re referring to Heaven Lite. Heaven Pro is infinite – room for all, no reservations needed, and no special catch phrases required for entry.

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    Greg Reyna February 12, 2011 at 10:37 am #

    That thin strip of blue atmosphere visible in the sunset shots ought to wake us all up to the tenuous grip life has on this one rock in a vast ocean of dry, dusty places. Ironic that the same space program that gives us this view is up to no good with the militarization of space. As if a bucket of nails sent into orbit wouldn’t end the whole adventure–virtually forever.

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    Greta Binkley February 12, 2011 at 11:41 am #

    I was awe struck by these photographs and entertained by your captions and comments.
    Thank you for making these available astronaut Wheelock. I will share them with teachers and students in the school district where I work and encourage family & friends to indulge in your love of our planet as well. Thank you.
    Greta

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    Mel Low February 12, 2011 at 12:03 pm #

    Great space photos

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    GoD February 12, 2011 at 4:26 pm #

    I lol at all you religious loonatics
    where is the proof the your god exists?
    c’mon show me his picture, who made him
    does he have a god.
    you all probably think that Jesus was white too.
    just remember who his parent were and which country he came from.

    The pic’s are fantastic thank you for posting
    science is a wonderful thing

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    Dobbie Reese Norris February 12, 2011 at 4:31 pm #

    These are truely AWESOME. THANK YOU

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    Mary Anne February 12, 2011 at 6:43 pm #

    Thank you so very much to all who participated in producing these wonderful awe inspiring pictures. I am 74 and used to marvel at all my 96 year old grandmother must have seen in her life. Now I marvel at all I have been privileged to see and experience. To every one involved, I can only repeat thank you thank you thank you.

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    Manny February 12, 2011 at 7:38 pm #

    Breathtaking pics.

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    James and Marita February 13, 2011 at 8:50 am #

    Thank you for sharing your pic’s, the only way it could have been better is to have seen this in person. I have worked on the suttle and ISS development for about 30 years. Glad to see it all come together and glad All Are Well!

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    Gail Thibault February 13, 2011 at 11:10 am #

    Absolutely awesome!!! Everyone should have to view these–it feels like we are so small compared to the rest of the universe, maybe peace would break out all over this world. Wouldn’t it be just great? Thank you for the great pictures.

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    Steve February 13, 2011 at 11:34 am #

    I guess I can understand all these religious people jumping in to try and promote God.

    It’s very threatening to see your entire belief system crumble at the sight of a picture.
    Knee jerk defensiveness, thats all.

    Eventually, they will be left behind, or modify their belief to be more in tune with reality.
    Some people already do. A belief in a God is not completely incompatible with scientific belief, just incompatible with a strict Judeo-Christian Biblical interpretation of God.

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    Toni February 13, 2011 at 7:46 pm #

    Fabulous photos – thank you so much for sharing your trip with us

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    rakesh mishra February 14, 2011 at 1:57 am #

    Today I know our earth is so beautiful. Thanks

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    Gina February 14, 2011 at 6:01 am #

    Thank you for sharing these pics with the world.
    And what a sensitive soul to relay all the wonderful,
    heartfelt words with each one…

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    roger granger February 14, 2011 at 8:11 am #

    one word beautiful

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    ermys February 14, 2011 at 9:23 am #

    These are the things we enjoy and leave for our kids, Thank you so much for showing us a little bit about the things that we can’t see every day, and sometime we forget how beautifull the world is and how special we are to be here and also have you guys to bring it to us to see.

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    dick bengraff February 14, 2011 at 10:34 am #

    Thanks for sharing.

    Photo #8 should be corrected to read work site rather than sight.
    Again, my thanks dick

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    Margreet February 14, 2011 at 10:58 am #

    Thank you for sharing! You know: thats the reason we want to pay our tax money for science: to be able to watch these pics when we are not able to fly that high ourselves ( or too scared to do so)….

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    Ellen Kitty February 14, 2011 at 11:44 am #

    As an atheist, I don’t care how the earth was created. I’m just glad it was and that Col. Wheelock has the skills to go into space and send us his magnificent photographs to enjoy.

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    Debbi Layne February 14, 2011 at 11:45 am #

    Absolutely magnificant!!!!! Our God is an awesome God!!!

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    Jesse February 14, 2011 at 2:56 pm #

    “Intoxicated with unbroken success, we have become too self sufficient to feel the necessity of redeeming and preserving grace, too proud to pray to the God that made us.” Abraham Lincoln. By the way, B Kornic, you spelled fanatic wrong. So much for education having all the answers.

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    bob brazill February 14, 2011 at 5:11 pm #

    lets feed the Christians to the lions!

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    Erik February 14, 2011 at 8:37 pm #

    Anti religious anger reminds me of those shirtless women pro-choice protesters standing opposite the “religious” pro-lifers in the 80s. They (the pro-choicers) would curse and scream and shriek while the religious would quietly hold a vigil for something they believed was life. There seems to be a more angry attitude among the atheists than the religious. Also, in history many who were murderers and tyrants cloaked themselves in religious garb and now us great “historians” point back and say, “See! We told you so!” .. a type of reasoning you would never tolerate using “science” or anthropology. If you read some of the recent news, most of what is considered “right” about medicine is wrong according to Dr. Ioannidis (one of medicine’s top mythbusters) so new studies sen us back to the drawing board and hopefully we make progress. (which we have) ..but one area that people seem to make little progress in is how we debate or refute those we disagree with. Maybe that’s why we have such a high divorce rate (over 50 per-cent) I don’t know if I call that progress but many sacred texts have some good insights into kinds greatest needs. Also. sure the photos are breath taking but we could just as easily say its all just neural interaction with an environment which is 99 percent invisible.

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    Nando February 14, 2011 at 10:19 pm #

    Great pictures! Thanks for posting them.

    It’s understandable that when looking at the beauty of the earth and space and the wonderful achievements of science and humanity that the mind wonders in awe at how this ‘things’ came to be so that we could appreciate them like in these pictures. It’s natural to all of us to question how they got here. Scientific views propose a ‘big bang’ or other similar theories that try to explain it but like one poster mentioned before, science and logic dictate that nothing can’t create something, something always comes from something else. This is why I think it’s logic that all of this we see around us came from something greater.

    I’m a software engineer and have a great appreciation of science and technology (appreciation in the sense that I like it and I’m fascinated by it), I also admire the capacity and ability of the human mind to set and achieve goals as impressive as the ones needed to provide the pictures we see here. But I must say that I don’t have enough faith to believe in the theory of evolution nor that the earth and universe came from nothing in one big explosion. There are serious and grave problems with the theory of evolution, do some research! don’t believe everything science is telling you today, because as we know by extensive experience across centuries, science has been wrong before.

    I think the main reason why humanity in general does not want to recognize the possibility of a creator is because if we do, then we have to acknowledge the existence of such being and that implies some responsibility towards him. Some think it’s more convenient to deny any possibility of the existence of such creator and get a false sense of ‘freedom’ so that we can declare ourselves to be our own god.

    “For ever since the world was created, people have seen the earth and sky. Through everything God made, they can clearly see his invisible qualities—his eternal power and divine nature. So they have no excuse for not knowing God.”

    But there is hope for humanity and the good news is that while we do have a creator who is God and created us, he wants to reconcile with us and have a relationship with us. Even knowing we would be rejecting his very existence, he loved us so much that he sent his son Jesus Christ to die in our place so that we could live with Him. It’s a gift for all humanity. This universe, space and earth were created so that we could know Him and appreciate all the blessings of his wonderful creation.

    I hope you at least give the God ‘theory’ the same time and thought as you do for some others. You may be surprised at what you find.

    With love and respect. Peace.

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    John Facer February 15, 2011 at 1:09 am #

    From John Facer
    Your all right! Your all wrong! We only have one LIFE!
    Why waste it on contradictions? Be in total awe of the possibilities
    and the enormity of me sitting and seeing views of the world
    on my computer! How awesome and mind boggling is that?
    Hold hands with the world, your neighbour, you enemies,
    and offer only love! THAT is religion! Peace to the lump of rock!!!

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    Randy G February 15, 2011 at 4:05 am #

    Thank you Col Wheelock, for sharing the majestic and mighty, the beauty of timeless memories now held tightly from your lens. We have been blessed by the pioneer spirit to have all the people involved in the space program since time eternal, to get us to where you can cruise around the world in 90 minutes, and have to race to get your camera ready! I thought taking picture from a tour bus was tough!
    Your one of a select few who has been able to take the chance of a lifetime to support the greater good for mankind and the world, and share with all of us not so lucky to come to space in person, but to live vicariously as voyeurs of your sojourn.
    Thanks again. Best to you with your next adventure.

    Winston Churchill said it best: “To every man, there comes in his lifetime that special moment when he is figuratively tapped on the shoulder and offered that chance to do a very special thing, unique to him and fitted to his talents. What a tragedy if that moment finds him unprepared or unqualified for that which would be his finest hour.”

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    John Facer February 15, 2011 at 4:08 am #

    God or no God, no one really knows apart from the individual within their own mind.
    What is important is that these pictures are totally awesome and if anyone can put aside
    there own individual beliefs and view the pictures in reverence, then reality will show the truth
    that if we love each other without hesitation or judgement then the planet as seen will be
    RICHER and we all will benefit. We all have such a miniscule time on this planet why not
    love our time and each other. LIFE IS SO LIMITED AND THE PLANET IS SO MAGNIFICENT!

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    Rupen Sanyal February 15, 2011 at 4:09 am #

    What a wonderful sightseeing. My sincere gratitude for sharing this treasure with us. This makes me feel how fortunate I am. It would have been greater fun had we seen Asia and especially India. However, my sincere regards.

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    Rupen Sanyal February 15, 2011 at 4:15 am #

    Incredible photographs. Life worth viewing. What about Asia ; India. ? Thanks and Regards

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    Chipper Williams February 15, 2011 at 4:41 am #

    Beautiful pictures. Some brought me to tears looking at them. I’m speakless.

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    Chipper Williams February 15, 2011 at 4:43 am #

    I mean, speechless. See what I mean?

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    Nicki February 15, 2011 at 2:48 pm #

    Thank you for sharing these beautiful photos with the world.

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