Looking at Earth from Space with NASA Astronaut Bob Hines | Pulsar Podcast

One of the more hopeful results of human spaceflight has been the Overview Effect, when astronauts feel the awe in looking down at our home planet while orbiting above. It's different for each astronaut, so we asked NASA Astronaut Bob Hines details his experience earthgazing from the International Space Station in 2022.
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[@elizabethweigle6146]

Yo I’m 23 as of writing this comment (24-10-2023), and I was born in April. Were humans in space my entire life or did I have a few days where there were no humans in space?

[@Really658]

I wanted to be an astronaut as a child, it was really just a desire to be away from my family.

[@markbridden3265]

You do not see EARTH.