The Worldwide House Station has printed distinctive photos of sunrises and sunsets taken from aboard the orbital laboratory in early 2026. The ISS crew observes 16 such phenomena every day as a result of peculiarities of the station's trajectory.

Representatives of the Worldwide House Station shared a collection of distinctive photos on their official X social media web page. The pictures seize moments of dawn and sundown, taken from aboard the orbital laboratory within the first days of 2026. That is reported by UNN.

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As a result of peculiarities of its trajectory, the station is consistently in dynamic lighting. This permits the crew to watch astronomical phenomena far more usually than Earth's inhabitants.

The Worldwide House Station orbits every day, experiencing 16 sunrises and sunsets. Take a look at unbelievable photographs of previous sunrises and sunsets from the orbital laboratory in early 2026

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