Washington DC from the ISS

Paul Adams 14 years ago Comments Off 474

Astronaut Soichi Noguchi has taken yet another breathtaking picture from the International Space Station. This time he aims his lens at Washington D.C. However, I bet that Robert Harrison could have done just as good a job with his duct tape and balloon.

Washington DC. Weather is getting better. on Twitpic.

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Paul Adams

Paul Adams leads an award-winning, diverse contractor team that runs a federal high performance computing facility where he has worked for 17 years. He loves getting his hands on the latest visualization and computer hardware, astronomy, aerospace engineering, working with the poor, and ringing cowbells.

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