The magic and splendor of the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea from the International Space Station
French astronaut Thomas Pesquet took an amazing photo from the International Space Station, showing the splendor of the Sinai Peninsula and the Red Sea, confirming that Egypt and its land are always the focus of everyone’s attention due to its distinguished location in the middle of the globe, and he published it on his Instagram account.
Sinai and the Red Sea from space
At the end of last April, astronaut Pesquet took a picture from space of the Nile River and the Egyptian Delta, expressing his great admiration for their distinguished location, stressing that they are among the distinctive places in the world that can be recognized immediately and at the first glance of seeing them .
Egypt from space
Pesquet posted the photo on his Twitter account, accompanying it with his comment: “The land is vast, but there are places that can be recognized at first glance...the Nile Valley and the Delta in Egypt, whose fertility contrasts with the surrounding desert and flows into the blue of the Mediterranean Sea. ”
Lake Nasser and the Nile
Also a few days ago, American astronaut Robert Sheen Cambridge confirmed that Egypt is always the focus of everyone's attention due to its distinguished location in the middle of the world, and its enchanting splendor and brilliance from space. He revealed a new picture of Egypt from space, which showed the Nile River and Lake Nasser, which is the largest... Artificial lake in the world .
Kemprad posted, via his Twitter account, a picture of Egypt from space, taken from the International Space Station, showing the Nile River and Lake Nasser in Aswan Governorate, southern Egypt. He accompanied it with an informational comment about the lake, saying: “The Nile River feeds Lake Nasser in Egypt. Lake Nasser is... A huge reservoir in southern Egypt and northern Sudan, it is one of the largest man-made lakes in the world .”
Source : wesites