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Did You Watch Super Bowl, Mill Valley? Here's What It Looked Like From Space!
Astronaut Scott Kelly focused on the Bay Area and posted a series of spectacular photos taken from the space station.
Yesterday’s Super Bowl was thrilling, especially if you’re a Denver Broncos fan and if you appreciate good defense.
The halftime show was also top notch, headlined by Coldplay, and featuring performances by Bruno Mars and Beyonce.
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The weather cooperated, with blue skies and temperatures in the mid to upper 70s at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. Those clear skies gave astronaut Scott Kelly a perfect opportunity to snap photos over the San Francisco Bay Area as he zipped by at 17,500 MPH.
Kelly posted 3 photos of the Bay Area to his Twitter feed. He captioned them:
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- #GoodMorning#SanFrancisco! Hoping for a great day today!#SuperBowlSunday#SuperBowl#YearInSpace
- Got to see the#SuperBowl in person after all! But at 17,500MPH, it didn’t last long.#YearInSpace
- #SanFrancisco, Looks like a great night down there after #SB50!#SuperBowl#YearInSpace!
Kelly also posted a photo of his TV screen as he watched the Super Bowl. Not exactly a wide screen.
- Hosted #SuperBowl party on @space_station, but no one showed up. I would have served nachos!#YearInSpace
Next, perhaps, he’ll grab some photos of the Broncos victory parade through Denver on Tuesday.
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