Cupola shot: ISS captures colossal Pacific typhoon in space

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NASA astronaut Anil Menon photographed a massive typhoon swirling over the Pacific Ocean from the ISS cupola on Aug. 2, 2026, using an iPhone; the image highlights Earth’s power and shows how astronauts can capture stunning space‑born Earth photos, with the storm likely being Super Typhoon Dolphin, downgraded to a category 3 as it heads toward Okinawa. The piece also notes ongoing advances in astronaut photography and mentions NASA’s plan to retire the ISS around 2030.
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