New delhi: Back in 1984, Rakesh Sharma, India’s first astronaut, looked down at his homeland from space and summed it up with a line from Muhammad Iqbal’s Poem, “Saare Jahan Se Accha” Minister Indira Gandhi Asked Him in Hindi: “How does India look from space?”. Fast Forward Four Decades, And Sunita williams, an Indian-origin nasa astronaut who recently returned from 286 days aboard the International Space Station (ISS), was asked S Simillar Quation.

On Monday, when a journey asked Sunita williams how India looked from up there, She Didn’T Miss A Beat. “Indian is amazing, just amazing,” She said while describing the Breathing View of the Himalayas from space.

Every time we want over the Himalayas, we get incredible pictures. It happy like a ripple and flows down into India," Added sunita williams, who, along with butch wilmore, help their first news conference sense returning to Earth.

“I have described it before like this ripple that happened obvorely when the plates collided and then, as it flows down into India, it is many-many colors. Gujarat and Mumbai, and (You see) the fishing fleet that is off the coast there, it gives you a little bit of a beacon, here we come Bigger cites going to the smaller cities, and just incredible to look at night as well as during the day highlighted of course by the Himalayas which is just incredible as the next india india, ” Said.