Inertial sensing suites now permeate all forms of smart automation, yet a plateau exists in the real-world derivation of global orientation. Magnetic field fluctuations and inefficient sensor fusion ...

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From the International Space Station, NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers captured a rare red sprite over Mexico and the United States.

NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers photographed a rare atmospheric phenomenon over the US and Mexico known as a "sprite" that's associated with lightning.

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Science Space NASA Mysterious red sprite erupts in new astronaut photo But you don't need to be on the International Space Station to spot a transient luminous event. Andrew Paul Jul 7, 2025 2:48 ...

NASA recently captured a light phenomenon known as an “atmospheric sprite” over Mexican territory, near the border with the United States.

Nichole Ayers, a NASA astronaut, spotted a rare sprite. The red flash occurred above thunderstorms. It happened over Mexico and the United States. Sprites are electrical bursts high in the atmosphere.

U.S. astronaut Nichole "Vapor" Ayers captured a spectacular view of a phenomenon known as a "sprite" blazing to life above an intense thunderstorm — and she did this while orbiting 250 miles ...

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NASA astronaut Nichole Ayers captured an elusive electrical phenomenon known as a "sprite" from aboard the International Space Station.