WASHINGTON: The International Space Station (ISS) has shared a new series of nighttime photographs showcasing major global cities illuminated after sunset, with Delhi included among the most striking views. One of the images captures the Indian capital glowing intensely, its network of lights forming a clear and intricate pattern visible from orbit.

According to the alt text attached to the photograph, “India’s National Capital Territory of Delhi, home to approximately 34.67 million people, is the second-largest metropolitan area in the world after Tokyo.” This description highlights the vast scale and density that make Delhi’s nightscape so prominent from space.

Adding to the visual details, the ISS noted, “This nighttime view from the International Space Station, taken at approximately

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