New Time-Lapsed Vid From Space: Moon Setting Over the Atlantic During the Day

Job 38:19-20 &31-33,  "Do you know where Light comes from
and where Darkness lives
So you can take them by the hand
and lead them home when they get lost?"
"Can you catch the eye of the beautiful Pleiades sisters,
or distract Orion from his hunt?
Can you get Venus to look your way,
or get the Great Bear and her cubs to come out and play?
Do you know the first thing about the sky's constellations
and how they affect things on Earth?" 

From TheBlaze:
We’ve been keeping tabs on the impressive time-lapsed videos of Earth as viewed from space at night (if you’ve missed them, see this one and this one), but here’s another, slightly different one released by NASA showing a time-lapse of Earth during the day. More specifically, it shows the moon — surprisingly dwarfed in size — setting over the Atlantic Ocean.

The footage shows the full moon starting high before it sets behind the Atlantic Ocean.

Watch the footage taken by the International Space Station starting over the Caribbean Islands traveling northwest toward Europe:

The sequence of shots of the full moon were taken by the crew on Jan. 9.

Related: Watch this time-lapsed video from space of the Comet Lovejoy.

  God's best 2 U,       Joy J