ISS Astronauts Seen Burning Spacecraft from 400 km Above Earth Watch Photos

A special incident appeared on Wednesday from the International Space Station (ISS), which was circling the earth 400 km above the ground. A spacecraft left with ‘Garbage’ from ISS, after a few hours, the earth got burnt as soon as he entered the atmosphere of the earth. An astronaut riding on the ISS saw this ‘fireworks’. He also took some pictures. Spacecraft came out with him with ‘old equipment’ and ‘domestic waste’. He was no longer needed at the space station.

According to the Spacedotcom report, the Spacecraft that left from the ISS was named Progress MS-23 (Progress MS-23). It was Russia’s cargo spacraft. Exactly 4 hours after leaving the ISS, NASA’s astronaut Jasmin Moghbeli spotted the spacraft. Spacecraft was burnt in the atmosphere of the Earth, causing the ISS -riding astronaut clicked some of its pictures.

Moghabeli wrote on the social media platform X, “I thought it all happened much faster than that. It appeared for only 2-3 minutes. This reminded me of fireworks to some extent.

Earlier Today, @Roscosmos Cargo Vehicle Progress Undocked and Departed from @Space_stationNearly Four Hours after Undocking, I was able to spot it burning up in the atmosphere and even capture a few photos of it. It happy faster than I thought and was only visible for about… pic.twitter.com/p1afj2hveo

– Jasmin Moghbeli (@Astrojaws) November 29, 2023

According to the Russian space agency Roscosmos, most of the things present in the spacecraft were burnt to ashes above the earth, while some things went into the Pacific Ocean. This is not the first incident on ISS. Cargo which cannot be used again is sent from ISS several times.

However, the dragon capsules of spacex are a reuvenable spacecraft, which can be brought into repeated use. The International Space Station is a joint project of many countries, including the US and Russia. A team of astronauts is always deployed on the ISS and completes science related experiments and other works. The ISS dazzles the whole earth. It shares information about the countries that pass over.