For NASA, these were five of their best scientific images taken from the ISS in 2020

Despite the pandemic, it has been a year of scientific progress for NASA.

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration, more commonly known as the NASA, lived a year of scientific progress in 2020, in terms of universe exploration. The strengthening of the relationship between government and commercial is one of the striking aspects. In addition to the multiple astronauts who have visited the International Space Station (ISS). And the different projects that started in the spacecraft orbiting the Earth.

Consequently it is NASA made a count of his best photos of 2020 and we selected the five best from FayerWayer. The parameters the space agency followed to select these photos were two: scientific development and orbital landscape. In the case of landscapes, they took into account the landscapes taken within the ISS.

The best NASA photos on the ISS 2020

So let’s meet these NASA choices in pandemic, lapsed and turbulent 2020.

The climate changes that the planet is going through have been recorded by the scientists at the ISS.

The changes of the planet

The microgravity radish harvest is essential for future manned missions to Mars, so they were recorded.

Harvesting radishes in microgravity

The arrival of a Dragon or SpaceX shows the bond between the space agency and its business partners.

The Arrival of a SpaceX Dragon

What would the scientific progress be without the presence of someone to record them? It is one of the works of Jessica Meir NASA scientist and photographer. Here he appears alongside astronaut Andrew Morgan.

Jessica Meir NASA scientist and photographer

The ISS experience showed us what life is like for astronauts on the International Space Station in 2020.

The ISS experience

It was a difficult year, but the investigation did not end. The 2021 of the NASA It is packed with activities and hopes to continue to uncover endless secrets that the mysterious universe hides. Happy New Year to the space lovers.

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