Hurricane Erma and Jose from Space

NASA astronaut Randy Presnick, commander of the International Space Station (ISS), has taken a number of pictures of Hurricane Erma from the station at 260 miles (419 km) above the ground, showing how the hurricane looks and how powerful it is from outside Earth.

 According to the US cnet website, on Thursday night, Presnik posted a photograph of Hurricane Erma hovering over the Caribbean and another of the Turks and Caicos islands before and after the hurricane, along with a picture showing the passage of Hurricane Erma on Florida and the British Virgin Islands. Which struck Caribbean islands.

 Turks and Caicos Islands after Hurricane Erma

British Virgin Islands after hurricane Erma

Erma in the Virgin Islands and Haiti

NASA astronaut Brynick is famous for publishing high-resolution images through his account, taken from within the International Space Station, of many of the natural phenomena that occur on the planet, followed by some 26,000 users through the site of short tweets.

Hurricane Jose