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Astronauts catch glimpse of fireworks as space station orbits over US

NASA astronauts captured rare footage of July 4th fireworks displays across the United States from the International Space Station.

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The brief

Astronauts aboard the International Space Station observed fireworks displays as the station orbited over the U.S. on July 4. NASA has since shared video documenting the sights from orbit.

Coverage from USA Today, MSN, 10TV, and ABC7 Los Angeles emphasizes the visual aspect of the event. ABC7 Los Angeles specifically notes that fireworks from Los Angeles were spotted in the footage.

Future developments depend on further video releases from NASA regarding the observations made during the holiday orbit.

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Quick answers

What did the astronauts see?

They caught a glimpse of July 4th fireworks displays as the space station orbited over the U.S.

Which specific city's fireworks were highlighted?

According to ABC7 Los Angeles, fireworks from Los Angeles were visible in the video.

Who shared the footage of the event?

NASA shared the video of the fireworks seen from space.

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