Here’s How a Sandstorm Looks Like From Space - linauntess

We have witnessed a number of things from space thanks to NASA's missions and their cameras in space. However, I feature always wondered how a natural tragedy would look suchlike if one can see them from above at the time of their wakening. Recovered, that wishing of mine has now come true as I byword how a sandstorm looks like when witnessed from way above the toss.

Later lots of planning and unexpected delays, on May 30, 2022, Robert Behnken and Douglas Hurley along with "Tremor" Sat connected SpaceX's Falcon 9 and flew off to the International Space Station. Since their landing on the space station, Douglas had common an array of mesmerizing space images on his Twitter handle, @Astro_Doug. Now, one of his late pictures shows a large sandstorm happening in the Arabian Desert.

The envision (below) was divided up by the spaceman on June 29, 2022, and was taken from the space station when it was passing over countries like Qatar, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia. In the picture, we can see a profound layer of sand covering a massive area of land.

Sandstorms in Katar Peninsula, United Arab Emirates, and Saudi Arabia. moving-picture show.twitter.com/P0SBYkLpEU

— Col. Doug Hurley (@Astro_Doug) June 28, 2022

Hurley common the image with the caption "Sandstorms in Qatar, United Arabian Emirates, and Saudi Arabia" and there is zero doubt that it looks beautiful from space.

However, as one of the users commented and I completely agree that the phenomenon looks "stunning" from infinite but IT is "a real botheration connected the ground". Another user gave a fine example of IT organism a "very pain in the ass" as she commented that she got caught in one of the storms "just outdoors Taif in Saudi Arabian Arabia" and she "had to blot out under a bridge circuit" to be risk-free.

Sol, regardless how beautiful it may look, it is still a natural disaster that causes mayhem when it awakens. Still, the fact that we can witness this kind of phenomenon from way higher up the sky, is pretty insane.