Astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla shares stunning view of Earth from space:Shares video of ‘nature’s fireworks’ ahead of the festival of lights, Diwali

Fireworks are a familiar part of Diwali celebrations, but nature has its own light show. Indian astronaut Shubhanshu Shukla recently shared a video of Earth captured from space, showing flashes of lightning across the planet. He described the sight as ‘nature’s very own fireworks.’ Shukla shared the video on X ahead of Diwali. He also spoke about his love for the festival, saying that its lights, sparkle and fireworks have always filled him with joy and wonder. Lightning flashes look like fireworks from space Sharing his experience, Shukla said he noticed bright flashes of lightning across Earth’s surface while observing the planet from space. In his post, he wrote, “While in space, I captured this video and couldn’t help noticing the flashes of lightning dancing across the Earth below. Looking down from space, they reminded me of nature’s very own fireworks.” He added that the sight was unexpected and beautiful, making it a special moment to share during the festive season. Shubhanshu Shukla wishes everyone on Dhanteras Along with the video, the astronaut also sent festive wishes to people and their families. He wrote: Wishing all my friends and their families a very Happy Dhanteras. May this festive season fill your homes and hearts with light, happiness, good health and prosperity. His post linked his personal Diwali memories with the spectacular view of lightning from space. The video received several reactions from social media users, who appreciated the way Shukla connected the festival of lights with nature’s own display. Shukla has shared India’s festive lights from space before This is not the first time Shukla has shared a glimpse of Earth during the festive season. During last year’s Diwali, he posted a video showing India’s illuminated landscape at night. His latest video offers another beautiful view of Earth from space, reminding people that the planet has its own natural light shows.