The agricultural lands have specific geometric shapes and demonstrate different colors based on the crop and the type of soil. You cannot see any borders… you cannot tell where one country ends and another one starts… the only border you see is the border between land and water. Most of the Earth is usually covered by clouds. I cannot see anything or take pictures of anything. You can spend hours just watching outside… but after about 45 minutes, the sky starts to get dark as the sun sets behind the Earth and creates this amazing hue of Orange mixed with the prettiest Blue… and then the night time comes.
Only then you will see these blotches of orange hue spread around. Large cities, of course, are more visible. Most of the nights when I look out, I can see thunderstorms down below. These flashes of light pop up in different locations randomly. But that is not the best part. The best part and by far my favorite view up here is the view of the universe at night. The stars up here are unbelievable… It looks like someone has spread diamond dust over a black velvet blanket.
The Milky Way is easily visible… like a rainbow of stars over the entire earth… I cannot keep my eyes off of them I put my head to the window and stay there until the coldness of the glass gives me a headache… then I pull my head back a little and continue gazing out. As I gaze out I thank God once again for helping me be here and experience this. I have been thanking him for letting my inner voice carry out to you all and ask him to give me the vision to see my path in life and the strength to pursue it.
These are the most peaceful moments I have had in my life and I feel a great source of positive energy. I have a hard time sleeping too long because I keep forcing my eyes open to just see this beauty and take it all in… only a second longer…. Good night! What wonderful descriprions you make of your life in Space. It makes for a very interesting read every day that I look forward too very much. I think somehow you are going to miss that view out of the window. Have a safe trip home. I read your recent post many many times and it brought tears to my eyes.
I am sure that the view of earth from ISS is magnificent. Comment by Zahra Mirafzali — September 26, pm. Thank you for sharing with us every fantastic second of your trip! Have a good night too! Comment by Carolina from Paris — September 26, pm.
My daughter Simone,age 7, loves the photo of you with the apple floating. Many thanks for giving the young, great inspirations and hopes for world peace. Comment by Nicholas — September 26, pm. Thank you for the beautiful description of what you are experiencing. For a moment I was right there with you looking out the window. Comment by Perry Berlind — September 26, pm. I can close my eyes and almost imagine what the stars must look like from up there; you must get such a sense of depth without the atmosphere in the way.
I hope someday to see what you see, now. Comment by Jane E. Valentine — September 26, pm. Thanks for very detailed explanation of the earth view! Can you collect videos of these views? Comment by Muharram — September 26, pm. Comment by hadi yasin — September 26, pm. Enjoy every moment of this, and then get home safe.
Comment by Kyle Bennett — September 26, pm. I hope someday to see what you see now. Great Story.. Much fun for u. Very poetical description. As always, I enjoy reading your blog. It would be very nice if you keep writing your thoughs even after your journey ends. Thank you once again and emjoy your journey! How wonderful!! How I wish I could be there, such is life though.
Comment by Chuck Christian — September 26, pm. I got the most amazing goosebumps listening to your description of the world scrolling by below. The little detail touches, like mentioning the cold of the glass giving you a headache, make your experience so real for the rest of us - thank you! Keep up the good work and I hope the rest of your trip is awesome beyond words. Comment by Rob Wilson — September 26, pm.
You are awesome. I read your blog and it gives me renewed hope for the world that we will leave to our children. Anoushe jaan, salam. Thank you so much for sharing your amazing and blessed moments. I like you to know that I am very inspired by who you are and what you have done. It takes an extraordinary human being to be that way and live a life like that. Thank you so much for being the live example of what is possible and what can be available through being one with our purpose.
More power to you and god bless you! Arash R. There allways be light! Comment by guil recife brasil — September 26, pm. Almighty Allah be with you and help you find the stright path toward him …that he has his own way to let us be close to him. Anousheh - I just posted a comment to your previous entry, and then this post popped up and really caught my attention as specific to our Teachers in Space project. As we pursue our TIS project goals and approach corporate sponsors and state Boards of Education we are being challenged to be clear about the value of taking a teacher into space on a suborbital flight.
What is self evident to me - or what I thought was - is not to many of them. I have taken to reciting by rote how our project will impact American education, specifically science, technology, engineering and math…. Not surprisingly, I have seen many eyes droop as I have droned on during presentations.
In this post you have captured it. It is about the experience of a teacher, sharing a new and powerful perspective…and sharing themselves. They experience a new and sustained warmth for humanity.
So thanks for your inner voice. I hear it loud and clear. Comment by Bill Boland — September 26, pm. And Good Night Anousheh, Thank you for making that marvelous image in our mind. I am sure when you want to leave the station, you gonna miss that.
So enjoy your time and watch and write for us as much as you can. Sleep well, Bless you and your family. Comment by Shahram — September 26, pm. Great descriptions!!!! That view is amazing!!! Go Navy!!! Thank you for sharing your beautiful and inspirational words! We are so proud of you here in Plano, as are all your fellow Americans, Iranian brothers and sisters and indeed all your fellow citizens of Earth.
Your description of the view out of the docking compartment window is excellent. Congradulations on your trip! You earned it and you deserve it! Enjoy your last day tomorrow and give us a sense of how the Change of Command ceremony goes. Comment by Alan Cook — September 26, pm. Love you for that. I will try to get a glimpse of the ISS tomorrow, when it is passing over here and will be thinking of you. Have a save trip home and reunion with your loved ones.
I wish you a safe trip back home. Comment by yana — September 26, pm. Hi, my young. I wrote about you in my blog, simply re writing my first message in this blog, my first and only message, other than this one.
Comment by GiulioSeverini — September 26, pm. No words, just accept greetings from Poland,. I feel like I am flying with you up there, watching, gazing enjoying and finding inner peace. I feel like I am so near to the amazing stars, the miseries which are awaiting for us humans to discover. May be if we go to stars we will find other brothers who share with us this unbelievable universe.
May be we will find paradise even. I am sure you will be inspiring generations for centuries to come till the dream of visiting whole planets in our solar system and near and far galaxies is reality.
Long time ago I was asking my self, will our normal ears be able to hear noise of planets, suns, comets and other universe objects while rotating and flying? Please try hearing; since there is unique smell of space there could be also sound. I am sure many of young students who read your posts from space will be inspired and do great changes latter. So I use this to send a message to future.
Because I know this will be in history: I want to say to our sons deep in future, far with hundreds and thousands years that we in 21 century will pave way to what will open possibilities of whole universe on hands of people. What will make human being free, absolutely free.
So if you read this in year please remember Ansari, the brave woman who inspired what are just dreams or beyond imagination in year , and what is reality in your time. I am sure you are now enjoying beautiful and interesting moments in your life. When you come back I wish you will accept a special painting I will create for the memorable colorful day you stepped into ISS. I paint dates; I call them The Colorful Days of the world.
I will paint for you 20 September. The day in which you actualized your dream of visiting space is recorded in history, and memories of millions. I wish to record it in art as well. I hope it will be a sing of how dreams may come true, a message to young girls and to every human in present and future that our abilities are beyond limitations. Comment by Ali — September 26, pm.
You are on an incredible adventure. Thank you for sharing it with us. Comment by Lorenzo Z Oznerol — September 26, pm. Hello Space Girl I just want to tell u how much I want to go there after reading your blog.
Astronomy, space program fills up my heart and passion. This is the place where we come from and now we slowly learn how to come back to this stellar jurney, to boldly go where no man has gone before, to reach the final frontier.
I watch nasa tv as often as I can and thanks to You, your thoughts I want to go for my dreams more than ever. Comment by bartek kierzkowski — September 26, pm. Comment by Jules Poirier — September 26, pm. Reading about your experience is the next best thing to being there. Thanks for making it possible. Comment by Kevin McLeod — September 26, pm. Dear Anousheh, The description you wrote about space is magnificiant! I hope that you take care of yourself and try not to get a head ache from looking at the stars And please continue to write in it!
Love Steph. From Australia! Hi Anoushe jaan Congratulations on your success. Hope you enjoyed your time up in space. It is really great that you share your experience with the people who might never have a chance to gain it themselves. Take care. I thank God that He has given you the opportunity to share your incredible space journey with us.
And I know, if you keep asking, God will continue to show you the path He wants you to take. Comment by screamin75 — September 26, pm. All time when I check this space blog,I find something new you explain all stories in details. It is really exciting! Take care and try to make some new wishesh you can catch them! Comment by Fazel Ansari — September 26, pm. Comment by Gordon — September 26, pm. I have a few questions, and you can answer them when you have time.
Does the sensation of real microgravity, that is, microgravity in space, feel like there is nothing pulling on any part of your body at all? Once you get used to the constant fans and pump motors, your mind blocks them out, and you can sleep. Have you experienced the flashes of light caused by cosmic rays passing through your eyes? Have you had any changes in your dream pattern, like really weird dreams? Comment by Dave Hromanik — September 26, pm. Its hard to imagine that at this moment you are floating in this huge black sky that we have above us, and as a matter or fact you are looking down at us…..
What a great experience you are living. Enjoy the silence, the inmensity of the sky, but above all enjoy the views of the universe. Thank you for shareing all of this, its amazing! Comment by Marina - Argentina — September 26, pm. Your description of pressing your head to the window until you get a headache from the cold was so vivid I could feel it on my own head, as if i were seeing through your eyes and feeling what you feel.
Comment by Marty in Houston — September 26, pm. Thank you for taking the time to share your thoughts and experience from the ISS with us here on Earth.
I wish your stay at the station could have been longer, you are truly a very remarkable person, best wishes for you and your future. Comment by Martin Duszynski Jr — September 27, am. Comment by Yvonne Heckel — September 27, am. I was delighted by your prose, your insight, your spirituality. I thank you for including even me in your thoughts, as you did everyone else in this world. May God continue to watch over you and us as well. Bruce Johnson. Comment by Bruce Johnson — September 27, am.
I want to tell you how proud I feel about being an Iranian when I read about you and your successes. I also enjoy reading about your experiences up there watching the big picture. It was such a poignant moment when I saw the green, white and red colous of the Iranian flag on your right arm that I cried, with pride of course. The Space Show and all its listeners wish you the best and strongly support you, your blog, and your flight for all humanity.
With listener Robin we spoke about your blog this morning with Buzz when he was a guest on the show. You are doing great work, all of us are so very proud of you. The Space Show will continue to direct people to your blog.
This is outstanding. Comment by David Livingston — September 27, am. Hi Anousheh, Greetings from southwestern Finland. In the future, maybe even during my lifetime the space travel will probably get easier for people so you can be with safe mind knowing that you were the among the first ones. Heh, me and my girlfriend are living in different sides of the globe.
Comment by Pauli — September 27, am. Hello from Australia! I think I might have been in that storm that you described! I love lying under the night sky and watching the Milky Way twinkle above… but it must look a thousand times more amazing from up there…. Comment by hamid — September 27, am. Comment by wally — September 27, am. Thank you so much for your wonderful poetic thoughts. It is truly amazing what you are doing up there.
I wish you the best of luck! Keep at it. Comment by Okro Lightcloud — September 27, am. I just want you to know that you are being followed from so many different countries in the world, I write you from Santiago, Chile.
Many thanks for your time and generosity. You will be a real inspiration for so many people around the world, specially women like me. My children have listened carefully when I share with them what I read here. God bless you and good luck with the rest of your journey, may He keep on inspiring you so we can keep learning from your wonderful experience.
Comment by Claudia Soto — September 27, am. Hello from Oklahoma…. I wish I could see the view you have at night. It sounds truly amazing. Comment by Lori Clark — September 27, am. Hi Anousheh joon As usual I am following your blog everyday and I had to write to you today because your description of space is exactly how I always imagined it to be. More power to you. Comment by Mojgan and Amir Reza — September 27, am.
I have been reading most of your comments on your extraordinary voyage to space. It brought tears in my eyes when I heard your voice calling for some ham radio operator in Iran, as an Iranian I am very proud of you. Your trip has been as exciting as when Neil Armstrong step on the moon.
Every time I read your site it brings tears of joy in my eyes and makes me proud of you. Comment by Assad Zamani — September 27, am. I love reading your space blog. Thanks so much for allowing us to share this wonderful experience with you. Have a safe journey back. Hi, I really wanted to thank you for sharing your experience with the whole world.
Enjoy your holliday! Felicitations pour votre courage et votre simplicite a nous faire partager ce moment exeptionnel que vous vivez. Comment by Francois — September 27, am. Yes, you make me cry too and, yes you are a hero and role model to me too. As a young woman of Iranian-American heritage, a librarian—promotor of knowledge, understanding and lifelong learning, and a believer in peace, I am so proud of you!
Comment by Vivienne from San Antonio — September 27, am. I am green with envy. Once again I can only imagine the beauty you are witnessing. Thank goodness for your love of Space and all that accompanies it well maybe not the trip up…Joke. I look forward to the future of civilians in Space at a vacationers pace. Dare to Dream. Comment by Michael Le Couteur — September 27, am. Hi Anousheh I have always imagined about the space and the scenes that space walkers get of the earth and universe.
The description blogged by you is immensely fitting in my imagination. I think you have taken us to space through your blogs. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. I hope the messages that you are getting are above the boundaries of country, religion and ethnicity. Comment by Mohammad Parwez — September 27, am. What an absolute thrill to read your blog each day!
Your ability to describe your thoughts and surroundings is amazing! Thank you for taking the time to write about your experience to help us feel as though we are going through it along with you. I am sure it is no conincidence that God has chosen you for this experience and I am sure you will make a great ambassador for peace upon your return to earth. You have already been able to touch and inspire so many! I am so very proud of you and pray for your safe return to earth in a few days.
Comment by Negin Mohammadzadeh — September 27, am. Thank you Anousheh!! You definitely have to start the project of building a hotel in orbit just like the ISS but for space tourism! Keep enjoying and thanks again for sharing your experience! Love, Maria from L. Comment by Maria Entraigues — September 27, am. I will never forget that moments. Congradulations and good luck Neda Sadooghi. Comment by Neda Sadooghi — September 27, am.
Comment by tara — September 27, am. Dear anousheh thank you very much for beautifully describing the earth from space,may you describe mountains when you return,how do they look like? Comment by amir khosravi from kermanshah — September 27, am. You are enlightening the world to the promise of space and emphasizing that there is a universe beyond our politics. Have a safe trip back and happy landings! Comment by PeakEngineer — September 27, am. Comment by Mehdi Moghani — September 27, am.
Your an inspiration, and your way of putting your experience is beautiful. I thank you for sharing all that you see and feel. I am a bit old to ever hope for a trip like yours but I am enjoying the journey with you.
Comment by Bill Belshaw — September 27, am. As an Iranian-American and above all as a citizen of this beautiful plant I feel so proud of you. Thank you for being who you are and doing what you do.
You are touching the life of many many people all over the world. Your recemt story help me get right up there with you. I talk about your blog every night with my wife and my daughter and remind them that how long has it been since I have felt this proud similar to many other Iranian-Americas. I wish you a safe stay and return … I will be tracking your progress and please continue to write. I log in at least couple times of the day to you blog to read your new writings.
Comment by Darab Badiee — September 27, am. Dear Anousheh, thank you very much for sharing your beautiful experience up there. The way you have discribed, have made it easy for us to imagine what it really feels up there and how the world looks from there. Comment by Rajesh Kumar — September 27, am. Dear Anoushe Your peacefull thought is admirable. You invite politician for being there with hopes to stop violence on our planet. Warming our planet is a serious danger and nobody cares!
Kaivan from your mother land. NIFTY and wish u all the best pls continue staring at all of us in earth and write your diary so we can share reading it! Comment by mashuri — September 27, am.
I am writing in from India. It is really wonderful to have you share your experiences with us. You have an amazing way of describing the experience of being in space. If it was up to me i would make sure you are on the next spacecraft to go back to the moon and the first to land on Mars so you can continue to give mankind such a wonderful view of the universe beyond our own doorstep. Comment by Muinde Kithome — September 27, am. I love the peaceful feel to it.
Comment by alimorad — September 27, am. Since I found your blog, I read it every night. It is beautiful and touching. Thank you so much for sharing all these with us. You opened my eyes to the space. Please say hi to the entire universe for me. I feel sad that the human is destroying the earth and you even can see it from there. Ghodrat khoda ra onja fekr konam bishtar ehsas koni. Movafagh bashi M. Comment by Mohammadreza Niazi — September 27, am. Comment by Richard Fredrick — September 27, am.
It really shows your pretty and kind soul. The way you have described everything is just fantastic!!! We, people on land :- , can see everything from your eyes! Comment by Ashvin — September 27, am. Comment by hamid tehran — September 27, am. It was excellent! Appeared like we were in space with you. She is very much ambitious to make this like you Good Luck! Comment by Mehul Trivedi — September 27, am.
Hi Anousheh Jan, i am writing from Iran. Thanks for your beautiful description you write us from your trip. I only found the blog now and immediately read it through.
The descriptions of space life were very interesting. I have always been interested in space and your experiences of spice life have thus been very welcome.
Therefore I think that you have made many people think about your words. It really shows you pretty and kind soul. Comment by Saeed Shokouhi — September 27, am. Comment by Ashraf Gerami — September 27, am. Dear Anousheh, Many thanks for writing such wonderful experiences in space. Happy space travelling! Sincerely Khairul, Malaysia. Comment by Khairul — September 27, am.
You wrote beautifully just like you - beautiful inside as well as outside. Cheerful, positive and compassionate. You remind us of that exist within us and I would like to believe that the world is as calm, peaceful and beautiful. You remind us that it is possible. Somehow, you break down alot of barriers that separated us. Safe journey and produce more children like you! You are the greatest Ansari, your courage and success is admired from everyone down here.
Patrick Malta. Please stay more and write more. Best whishes. Dear Anoushe, I used to read all your views of the world everyday and thank you for sharing your experice with us. You belong to Iran and you are in fact an Iranian. When you talked about Panbe Zan and Lahaf you used these expresions to decribe the clouds It shows that, you have not forgotten your past as you changed your childhood dream in to real.
Wish you a safe and successful landing and hope see you in Iran. Regards Hossein. Comment by Hossein — September 27, am. Comment by rahim From the space you must have a very profound respect for the creation. You understand that We are responsible of our destiny, to choose the good or the evil.
Comment by Fabrice Parsy — September 27, am. I am very lucky because I learned from the newspaper about you and your blog you are fantastic person you are the last star in our world take care about your self Dimitris K. Rangos Glyfada Athens Greece Earth. Comment by Dimitris K. Rangos — September 27, am. What a wonderful adventure…and your pictures on flickr are awesome.
I hope I get an opportunity to travel into space someday…so please keep up your good work with the xprize foundation. Thank you so much for your blog entries. I found myself crying at your descriptions of the beauty that you see below you each day there - one day I too would to share in that vision. Much love and warm regards Matt Yarnold. Comment by Matt Yarnold — September 27, am.
Hi again Anoush, you wrote about clouds and formation…those have prevented me to watch you flying over Milano this very soon morning when I decided to woke up at am to watch ISS with beautiful Space Explorer Ansari onboard! Have a safe landing to Earth Fri.
Comment by Matteo — September 27, am. Comment by azam soleymani — September 27, am. Thank you for sharing all your thoughts and feelings with us in such an interesting and pictures way… You have facinated so many people and your mission has become so important to many and has changed the view of our lives and the way of living on this precious planet. I do have a question for you… now after having experienced all of this… do you believe that there might be life on another planet- just your personal thoughts…???
How do you think this experience will change part of your own life and routines in life? I am sure you will never look up in the sky with the same feelings again…. Comment by Anja Arsalides — September 27, am. Comment by dinesh rawat — September 27, am. I have to write you a second time, sorry for that But there are still a few things I would like to say to you. I allready knew a lot about space and how it is to be up there.
But you now give the a new dimension. You are a person who has the talent, to describe the things in a very impressive way! I thank you, that you use your talent and share all your thoughts with us! One thing you once wrote is very importent to me. I think about the presidents of the most important and biggest countries. I mean all the money for example USA is investing only into their army, would allow it to many many of the world leaders. I think, when you consider the retur of money and value this would have to all humankind, I would say it is worth the effort!
It would bring us all a more peaceful life on our small blue dot. And in the end, it might save our planet from becoming inhabitable for humanity……. I wish you all the best for your return home, to the small blue dot. Trackback by?! Congratulations for your trip there and thank you a lot for sharing this which such a clear and accessible way of writing. Reading your last article made me wonder how my home island Tahiti looked like from up there… with my parents living there so far away from where I live now!
You seem to be a really great woman and thanks to people like you I feel I have endless possibilities in this world if I want them enough to happen! Comment by khairmode maruti — September 27, am. A in the hydrolab, mig flights star navigation etc etc as well as colubus station training in cologne. Hi Anousheh, Everyday I eagerly wait for your post to see the universe through your words. Thanks for taking the time to describe it for us, you have actually taken us to the ISS.
Comment by Vijairaj — September 27, am. Baz salam be khanoome Ansari bazm ham tashakor mikonam ke inghadr ghashang tosif mikonid va inghadr ghashang tozih midid. Hi, Fantastic. The examples and explaination given is superb. Best Regards, Kash Dixit, India. Comment by Kash Dixit — September 27, am. How nice you write!! Did you ever find your wonderful ability in writing, before your traveling to the space?
I think you did and you are aware how much you touch our hearts with your nice stories!! I really feel myself there when I read your daily great stories. You really transfer the sense of peace to our hearts and we can feel it here. As an Iranian and as a Woman I am really proud of you and thanks for giving me this wonderful feeling. Maybe our windows are not sharp very well or our eyes used to see wars!!
We need it on the Earth!! Comment by Taraneh — September 27, am. I can just saying you are doing what I always imagine. Comment by Mehrnoush from Iran — September 27, am. What an amazing view of the world. There are so many live video cameras all over the planet. There were elephants there about an hour ago. Comment by Naomi — September 27, am. It is great to see successful Iranians living anywhere in the world. One of the happiest news I have heared in my life.
Comment by Abhai Varma — September 27, am. Dear Mrs. Anoushe, I am Katrin from Tehran, Iran. I just read your web blog and I beghole khodemoun tanam Mour Mour shod from your description of the earth. We are all so proud of you and we my family and friends talk about you all the time. Specially your descripton of the clouds Lahaf panbe zani it shows still you think Farsi in your mind. I wish you the best of everything in your life and all your other dreas come true like this one.
We all love you and pray for your health and your continious success. Your space blog is the best thing to happen to me everyday. You make it so real for people like me and the millions who dream…Keep up the great task and may the Almighty shower you and your colleagues up there with all the blessings and a safe return. Comment by Vivian Benny — September 27, am. Comment by vahid esmailpour — September 27, am.
It is such a wonderful experience reading your blogs. I am reminded of the fairytales my mother and grandmother told me when I was a kid, but there is a big difference.
I wonder if your experience of going in the space and seeing all thsoe beautiful visuals of the earth,space etc. Comment by avinash — September 27, am. I translated with another member your space blog. It was great to read this blog as close as this. Particularly your experiences in washing your hair and so on are told really amazing. While thinking of you being nearly kilometer over us in orbit, thinking of you being one of the stars over us…. Tomorrow, the date of your landing, we will read out your blog in public.
We hope that you once will come to Germany and tell us about your experiences. Your really are welcome. Comment by Vanessa — September 27, am. Trackback by Lector et affabulatio — September 27, am. Salam dear dear Anoushe Thanks for sharing your unique expriments, and thanks for your magic writings that make me to read them for many times, rastesh vase avalin bar too omram hasoodim shod, kheyli delam khast!
Comment by Anahita — September 27, pm. Comment by Rogerio Reis — September 27, pm. Hi Anousheh!! It was very nice to read your description about earth, clouds and everything else. Bye bye. I read ur blog everyday and try not to miss anything from u in NASA TV… You wrote about view of the Earth and the universe, but nothing about the Moon…have u had any chance to see it? How does it look like? Dear Anousheh last year while I was under cancer treatment in Paris,at nights my solace was the beam of the Eiffel tower over the Parisian night.
Weeks ago my three year old son asked me : mommy would you like to go to space safa in his childish accent I told him that it is my dream to go there. Just open your eyes big enough for all of us to see,your heart is already big enough for everybody to feel what you feel.
I am from Esfahan ,I have sent you an email before you go to space and sent you my song and wish. I have read all of your accurate descriptions,let me mention you are a great writer It was amazing! Dear Anousheh….. I am not sure if you knew who John Denver was. He died in and the one thing he always wanted to do was to fly in space.
Reading your posts from the ISS I get a very wistful feeling for what might have been…. John and his guitar sailing amongst the stars. Have a safe trip back to earth!! Comment by Patrick — September 27, pm. Thank you. Comment by Marco Italia — September 27, pm. Dear Anousheh, this is the first time that i leave you a comment. Thank you for your word pictures from space. They would be delighted to chat to you about your experiences and see the earth through your eyes, using our secure departmental chat room.
Please let me know if you can spare any time after you land, but not next week - it is still school holidays in Australia. Comment by Deb Robins — September 27, pm. You and your unique life truely inspire me.
And shows me life is much bigger than I imagined. Thanks for these much inspiration. Also I feel the peace there is in space. Wish for me to go there one day! Read how you saw clouds in a space. Me too love clouds. Always spend lot of time looking various shape of clouds, how they travel and where they go is very interesting. Almighty has fulfilled your wish see all this things from a space, God thanks a lot for such opportunity given to Anousheh.
Could you do one thing for me? Will pray to God for peace for all world. You know all the situation al over the world.
I believe, you are very close to God, who created us. Comment by Chandrakant Bandmantri — September 27, pm. Erasatmand OMID. Anousheh You have described your moments very eloquently and I feel so much fortunate again and again to have this chance to get to know you and read your blog.
I pray you have a very safe journey back to home. I would like to add that the reasons behind my excitement with your journey are few: being an intelligent hardworking Iranian woman and having a very clear heart and strong faith all made a strong anchor to stay in our mind. Your experience is unique and the best part of it is sharing your feeling and excitement with us. I never forget your beautiful description of the universe from your window and thank you very much again.
Comment by Nazila — September 27, pm. Hello Anousheh. How are you? Must be so funny gavity 0…tell me, what do you think when you see the world? You are so pretty.
Comment by Eduardo Machado — September 27, pm. Only you can imagine how this poetry you add to the lines you smoothly drop down takes everybody to an actual dreamworld. You poet by heart. Of course the world has no real borders and all of us can see this borderless universe merely by discovering what you found the moment you thought about perfect life. Leave a sign of your breath up there, and someday another great adventurer would see it as cloud over a newborn star.
Viva Anousheh and pure love for the being. Flickr is blocked in Iran and unfortunately we cannot see most of the pictures. Best wishes. Tauche ein in die Welt von Catan Universe- Jetzt kostenlos downloaden. Home - American Cider Association. Compatible with the Latest Mavericks and Windows 8. Faasoft Audio Converter is not only a professional audio converter but also a powerful built-in editor.
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To join the selected MP4 files into one file, first select the items to be merged from task list, the selected items will be shown in light gray background. Then click Merge Selected into One from context menu or Edit menu. You can join MP4 videos with or without re-encoding. Merge MP4 files without re-encoding: select the MP4 files that you want to combine and then click "Merge Selected into One" from context menu or "Edit" menu.
The merged file is named like "Merge 1" automatically. You can change the name as your desire. Step 1 Add PVR files. Directly drag and drop your target video files to the main interface of the program to load them. Step 2 Set MP4 as output format. There are four methods to import MP3 files into the program. Free Download Free Download. Step 2 Set for combining MP3 files.
Dragging and dropping your ISMV to the program is a highly recommended method to add files. Step 2 Select MP4 as output format. The main feature of this tool is capable of splitting audio into tracks with cue sheet. With it, you will never have trouble in how to play long audio files.
Step 1 Add MP4 files. In this step, directly drag the MP4 files that you need to convert to the program main interface. And the program will load the MP4 files automatically.
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