Image: Space Station flyover of Morocco

May 4, 2016

Image: Space Station flyover of Morocco

by Sarah Loff ,

Credit: NASA

Expedition 47 Flight Engineer Jeff Williams of NASA captured this detailed photograph from the International Space Station during a daytime flyover of Morocco on May 2, 2016.

Williams and asked, "Reptile scales, or incredible and rugged geology in Morocco?"

Provided by NASA

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Image: Space Station flyover of Morocco

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