Satellite snaps rare birds-eye view of the ISS

A commercial satellite has spotted the International Space Station (ISS), giving us a unique view of the orbiting lab from above. Most of the time, when we see the ISS, it is from down here on Earth or from the viewpoint of the astronauts onboard, peering out the windows at the station's limbs, solar arrays and instruments. But in this snapshot, which was posted on X on Nov. 9 by the Australian company HEO, we can see the station stretched out in all its glory. More

(Source: Space.com - Nov 13)