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Ryan Avent has already written the devastating reply to Rachman I haven't had time for because I'm on Reddit!

Oh no! Now Paul Krugman's hooked on reddit, and isn't getting work done.

What have we done???

How exactly does one photograph in space? Are you able to brace the camera well enough to get a sharp shot? How bright is the planet from the ISS, in terms of F-stop and shutter speed? Do you just take with you a run of the mill canon or nikon, or does NASA have a set or special and or really expensive cameras for you to use?

To make this clear (it took me a minute): Jessie is the historian in charge of keeping the history of the National archives itself. The historian of the historians.

I read this as altitude, which is a great tip for flying :-)

I'd have to randomly message someone that was discussing their problem on a forum or something!

I can't see how this could possibly go wrong.