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Astronaut captures snake-like auroras from a SpaceX Dragon | Space photo of the day for June 9, 2026

space.com·Jun 9, 2026

Astronauts aboard a SpaceX Dragon captured stunning photos of snake-like auroras, highlighting the beauty of space exploration. Subscribers can receive updates on space news, rocket launches, and skywatching events through the Space.com newsletter.

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