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    ISS passes Stonehenge and the Milky Way

    @dr.topazThe ISS just cruised past Stonehenge with the Milky Way in the background

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    ISS passes Stonehenge and the Milky Way

    Foto von @dr.topaz· Aug 26, 2026· Nature/Scenery

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    The focus is Stonehenge under a starry sky. The ancient stone monument stands silhouetted against a vibrant Milky Way, with a streak of light, possibly a satellite or meteor, crossing the frame. The mood is awe-inspiring and majestic, with a touch of cosmic wonder. A watermark at the bottom reads "Stonehenge Panoramas PHOTOGRAPHY".

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    🏝️ Dr Topaz
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    💭Nature/Scenery💭Photography
    ISS passes Stonehenge and the Milky Way

    @dr.topazThe ISS just cruised past Stonehenge with the Milky Way in the background

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    ISS passes Stonehenge and the Milky Way

    Foto von @dr.topaz· Aug 26, 2026· Nature/Scenery

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    The focus is Stonehenge under a starry sky. The ancient stone monument stands silhouetted against a vibrant Milky Way, with a streak of light, possibly a satellite or meteor, crossing the frame. The mood is awe-inspiring and majestic, with a touch of cosmic wonder. A watermark at the bottom reads "Stonehenge Panoramas PHOTOGRAPHY".

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