With Tokyo hold the 2020 Summer Olympics, the Japanese capital is all decorated to celebrate the spirit of the game.
Despite being the first Olympics without spectators, Tokyo managed to shine from space.
NASA recently posted beautiful photos on Instagram who showed Tokyo in all glory at night.
Photos taken from the International Space Station (ISS) by NASA Astronaut Shane Kimrough.
“The Olympic match illuminates the night.
#Tokyo shines brightly with the magic of @olmpics in this image captured by @Nasaastrauts @astro_kimbrough from the point of view of the International Space Station (@iss),” posted NASA on the official Instagram page.
See this post on Instagram posts distributed by NASA (@Nasa) this picture is fast to become a viral with more than 6.9 lakh likes and 2000 comments in a day.
Curious users asked NASA about how far from the earth this photo was taken, which NASA was answered, “The International Space Station orbits the Earth at an average height of around 250 miles.” Reply to other users when asked “What are NASA’s favorite sports?”, NASA said, “We like good space.
NASA astronauts can burn anywhere between 1,500-2,500 calories between the preparation and space time of 6.5 hours, so They always get medals from us.
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NASA shows how Tokyo can be seen from space during the Olympics
