Astronaut Chris Hadfield's amazing view of Canada from space
Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield responds to a question during a news conference from the International Space Station on a photograph taken from a television monitor on Thursday, January 10, 2013 in St-Hubert, Que.Paul Chiasson/The Canadian Press
Newfoundland and Labrador, shot without zoom, is shown in a photo posted on Twitter on Jan. 7, 2013 by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield.Cmd. Chris Hadfield/The Canadian Press
Halifax N.S. is pictured from space on a crystal clear day in a photo posted on Twitter on Jan. 5, 2013 by Canadian astronaut Chris hadfield.Cmd. Chris Hadfield/The Canadian Press
The Baie-des-Chaleurs, separating Quebec's Gaspe Peninsula (top right) and New Brunswick's Acadian Peninsula (centre), is shown in a photo posted on Twitter on Jan. 4, 2013 by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield. "The name means 'bay of warmth', but the fingers of ice disagree," notes the Hadfield.Cmd. Chris Hadfield/The Canadian Press
The Golden Horseshoe wraps the end of Lake Ontario in a photo posted on Twitter on Jan. 2, 2013 by Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield.Cmd. Chris Hadfield/The Canadian Press
Calgary is pictured from space on a clear winter's day on Jan. 3, 2013, in a photo posted on Twitter by ISS commander Chris Hadfield.Cmd. Chris Hadfield/The Canadian Press
Southeastern Ontario in the sunglint, from Huron to Erie, from Sarnia to Windsor.Cmd. Chris Hadfield
Sydney, Nova Scotia, on a clear winter's day.Cmd. Chris Hadfield
The Annapolis Valley, NS, Canada. A lush tended farming centre for centuries.Cmd. Chris Hadfield
Wolfville, NS. Home of Acadia University.Cmd. Chris Hadfield