Did someone draw a heart on Earth? 💙   At about 400 km above our planet, aboard the iss, soph_astro captured a striking heart-shaped feature in Bolivia.   In Sophie’s words: “I love spotting heart‑shapes in nature – it feels as if Earth herself wanted to show us her beauty. I hope this picture sends a bit of positive energy your way! Please comment with suggestions of other heart‑shapes in nature: mountains, lakes, rivers, islands, etc…”   The effect that you are getting when looking at this picture is called pareidolia, a trick of the human brain that makes us recognise familiar shapes, like faces or symbols, in random patterns. From clouds to craters, our minds are wired to find meaning, even where none was intended.   Seen from space, rivers, forests and mountains can align in surprising ways, turning landscapes into something that feels instantly recognisable… and emotional. #εpsilon   📸 nasa/europeanspaceagency - S.Adenot