International Space Station commander Chris Hadfield has seemingly made a name for himself as an 'internet sensation' (see below) as actually being an astronaut.
The Canadian astronaut's amazing pictures taken on the craft more than 100 miles above the Earth have gained him a huge following on Twitter - and brought the reality of life on the station home to millions.
One recent picture captured Hadfield in a unique position - in between a bubble of water and a camera.
Take a look below for more amazing pictures recently posted to Twitter by Hadfield.
ISS On Twitter
(01 of19)
Oil drilling draws a circuit board on the ochre landscape. pic.twitter.com/piYgOCsWYQ(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(02 of19)
Tonight's Finale: The Richat Structure. A giant gazing eye upon the Earth. pic.twitter.com/Uqv9JSh17b(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(03 of19)
An angry thunderstorm stands out against infinity. pic.twitter.com/du78qXnViK(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(04 of19)
Mt Etna, pouring heat and steam and smoke up through the snowcap. Earth never ceases to amaze. pic.twitter.com/xVjJ9oiwkW(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(05 of19)
Cloud over western Europe, rippled like water over a stone. pic.twitter.com/nlryEezlwh(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(06 of19)
Perth on the Swan to the sea, Western Australia. pic.twitter.com/MvrIuCs8eT(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
Chris Hadfield In Water(07 of19)
(credit:Nasa/Cmdr Chris Hadfield)
(08 of19)
In this photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 7, 2013, the Greek Island of Corfu is shown. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(09 of19)
RE-TRANS FOR HIGHER RESOLUTION - This Tuesday Jan. 8, 2013 photo provided by NASA, taken by Astronaut Chris Hadfield from the International Space Station, shows a view of the wildfire near Burrinjuck Dam in Australia. Look closely and you can see the flames from orbit. (AP Photo/NASA, Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(10 of19)
In this photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 7, 2013, corn rows of sand, tightly sculpted by wind, heat and time is shown in Saudi Arabia. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(11 of19)
In this photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 6, 2013, a Noctilucent Cloud, a rare super high altitude cloud barely visible from Earth, is seen at dawn in the mesosphere from International Space Station. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(12 of19)
Newfoundland and Labrador, shot without zoom, is shown in a photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 7, 2013. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(13 of19)
In this photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 5, 2013, the cities of Cleveland, Toledo, Ohio, and Detroit are shown. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(14 of19)
This photo, taken by Astronaut Chris Hadfield from the International Space Station, Tuesday Jan. 8, 2013 shows a view of the wildfires in Australia. (AP Photo/NASA, Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(15 of19)
In this photo posted on Twitter by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield on Jan. 7, 2013, the Greek Island of Corfu is shown. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
(16 of19)
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield holds a Toronto Maple Leafs sign on a photo posted to his Twitter account on Jan. 6, 2013. Professing his support for Toronto did not sit well with a number of hockey fans. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press via NASA,Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
Chris Hadfield(17 of19)
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield waves goodbye at the end of a news conference from the International Space Station on a photograph taken from a television monitor Thursday, Jan. 10, 2013 in St-Hubert, Quebec, Canada. Hadfield is on a five-month visit to the space station and will become the first Canadian to take command of the giant orbiting laboratory in March. (AP Photo/The Canadian Press, Paul Chiasson) (credit:AP)
(18 of19)
This photo, taken by Astronaut Chris Hadfield from the International Space Station, Tuesday Jan. 8, 2013 shows a view of the wildfire near Burrinjuck Dam in Australia. Look closely and you can see the flames from orbit. (AP Photo/NASA, Chris Hadfield) (credit:AP)
Thomas Marshburn, Roman Romanenko, Chris Hadfield.(19 of19)
The International Space Station (ISS) crew members, from left: Russian cosmonaut Roman Romanenko, U.S. astronaut Thomas Marshburn and Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield speak with relatives after putting on their space suits at the Baikonur cosmodrome Kazakhstan Wednesday, Dec. 19, 2012. (AP Photo/ Shamil Zhumatov, pool) (credit:AP)