NASA astronaut Jeff Williams' camera zooms in on alluring views of these two places! - See pics

Image courtesy: Jeff Williams/Twitter/@Astro_Jeff

New Delhi: Thanks to NASA astronaut and Expedition 48 commander of the International Space Station (ISS), Jeff Williams, our eyes have been treated to the most fantastic views of the world from space.

The images which truly capture the beauty that is our home planet Earth, have been shared on almost a daily basis by Williams via Twitter.

But, how would it be if the images he takes were clubbed together as a slideshow? It would really be a sight for sore eyes and a wondrous feeling to experience the grandeur all together.

Well, we're sure Jeff Williams felt the same way and really did want to treat his followers, which is why he tweeted slideshows comprising two of the most gorgeous views in the world – Mount Etna in Italy and the Grand Canyon National Park.

Even from 250 miles above, one cannot help but praise the breath-taking sights.

Every next image in both the slideshows has been zoomed in to give you close-ups of the areas.

Check out Jeff Williams' tweets below!

#SpaceZoom slide show featuring Mount Etna. In space, familiar areas grab your attention, even from 250 miles up.https://t.co/mmH7IyJ2rI — Jeff Williams (@Astro_Jeff) August 28, 2016

#SpaceZoom slide show featuring @GrandCanyonNPS. In space familiar areas grab your attention, even from 250 miles uphttps://t.co/uPVvWTaLUk — Jeff Williams (@Astro_Jeff) August 28, 2016