Instagram Selfie From International Space Station Is Better Than Most

This Is The First Instagram Picture Posted From Space
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You may as well stop posting to Instagram. The International Space Station (ISS) just dropped the mic.

The first picture posted from space was this pretty epic selfie...

That's astronaut Steven Swanson giving us his cheesiest best.

And then they went and topped it with this stunning view of the Northern Lights...

So, no pressure then picture posters.

Still, they've a long way to go before they can rival the Twitter masterclass that we got from Commander Chris Hadfield...

Chris Hadfield's view from space
The moon rising over a bed of cloud (01 of16)
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The southwest corner of Africa(02 of16)
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Clouds over Hull and the Humber Estuary(03 of16)
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Belfast, at the mouth of the River Langan (04 of16)
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Utah ski hills (05 of16)
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Spaceships glowing blue in the dawn over Florida (06 of16)
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Canada(07 of16)
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Dr Seuss-inspired swirls in the Black Sea (08 of16)
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Crew preparing for a spacewalk (09 of16)
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A storm swirling off the Irish coast(10 of16)
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Nicosia (Lefkoşa) and the rugged north Cyprus coast(11 of16)
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Scotland in the Spring sunshine (12 of16)
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Sunrise catches the clouds, mid Atlantic(13 of16)
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A lone jet draws a straight line across the Tatras(14 of16)
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Dr Tom Marshburn(15 of16)
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Crew 'light the universe on the dark side of the globe' (16 of16)
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