In space, astronauts can observe weather patterns, track cities in the dark, and even see the Great Pyramids of Egypt. Astronauts at the ISS can see some extremely fine details on the Earth’s surface, and if they travel in Low Earth Orbit, they can see even closer. You can, however, see some fantastical natural and man-made phenomena from space. But a Chinese astronaut at the International Space Station disproved the theory and reported that the wall is almost completely invisible to the naked eye.
Some corrupt this statement further by saying you can see it from the moon (Earth really just looks like a marble at that distance). Did you know you actually can’t see the Great Wall of China from space? One of the greatest myths about the view of Earth from space is that the only man-made landmark you can see with the naked eye is the Great Wall of China.
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