Humanity’s highest disco? Space Station crew dance 260 miles up

Taking part in the fun with Jessica Meir were Nasa's Jack Hathaway (top) and Anil Menon, and ESA's Sophie Adenot (bottom, in dark blue top). //Is this humanity's highest ever disco? Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) took time out for a boogie 260 miles above Earth. NASA's Jessica Meir, dressed in sequinned trousers, shared scenes on Monday (14/9) from the dance session in which she and her colleagues pulled some moves in microgravity. Taking part in the fun with Jessica were Nasa's Jack Hathaway and Anil Menon, and ESA's Sophie Adenot. US astronaut Jessica said: "Volume up and get your groove on. A bit of weekend dancing on the Space Station to start your week off right. A friend of mine was shocked when she realised that it was possible to dance in microgravity."

Humanity’s highest disco? Space Station crew dance 260 miles up

Taking part in the fun with Jessica Meir were Nasa's Jack Hathaway (top) and Anil Menon, and ESA's Sophie Adenot (bottom, in dark blue top). (ISS/NASA via SWNS)

By Dean Murray

Is this humanity's highest ever disco?

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