These real-life ‘Gravity’ photos released by NASA are OUT OF THIS WORLD
This photo taken on May 11, 2013, shows Expedition 35 flight engineer Chris Cassidy carrying out repairs on the International Space Station during a spacewalk. Photo courtesy of NASA.
Following the huge success of (now Academy Award winner) Alfonso Cuaron's film "Gravity," NASA has released a series of jaw-dropping real-life photos taken from the International Space Station.
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The entire series of 31 photos can be found on the NASA Goddard Space Flight Center's Flickr account. It's well worth a visit.
The collection is called "'Gravity' — NASA's Real-Life Images from Space" and it is nothing short of breathtaking.
NASA also tweeted the images from its account @NASA with the hashtag #RealGravity, during the Oscars.
GlobalPost has selected 10 of the photos. Get ready to be blown away.
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