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...so the ISS doesn't tend to fly higher than a plane? that figures....one has to ask why they apparently need spacesuits...."it can climb higher but not that high" replies BI ONLINE.

the photo is a fascinating one...because as a military trained remoteviewer...that is what I used to see...the dark blue of the upper atmosphere and then 'black with stars'....and once you have crossed the boundary - suddenly those microscopic atoms are huge - whizzing around...a boundary, I might add...that no 'tin can' is able to cross...