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The best place to see the Northern Lights? From space...

The timelapse was taken during a sunrise.

NASA ASTRONAUT SCOTT Kelly captured images of the Northern Lights from the international space station on Tuesday.

The timelapse was taken during a sunrise.

Kelly posted the stunning images on his Twitter and it has been retweeted thousands of times since.

It was taken on his 141st day of his year in space mission.

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