This video of Hurricane Matthew from space is eerily beautiful

Yesterday the International Space Station shared a video of Hurricane Matthew from space — showing that if this torrential monster has a good side, it’s from 250 miles above the storm.

The ISS caught this breathtaking view with multiple cameras showing those of us at ground level exactly what the middle of a storm looks like.

*Cue 2001: A Space Odyssey soundtrack.*

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This article appears in Oct 5-11, 2016.