Looking back at Earth
Astronaut’s own personal views of Earth, as captured on hand-held video cameras looking out the window of the station (with sounds of the ISS interior).
Astronaut’s own personal views of Earth, as captured on hand-held video cameras looking out the window of the station (with sounds of the ISS interior).
thank you this is awesome i'm glad to actually see real footage
Stars really look that RGB? :S
man i wish i can be an astronaute, but u gotta be fit physiclally and mentaly, and u gotta know all this stuff. and i mean like years and years or training
@1412ronnie at 11:20 camera is overexposed so they can film the lights on Earth…. you can even see thunderstorms. You can get confused like "why I see stars on Earth or is the Earth transparent and I see stars through Earth"… this is dust on the window clearly visible and confusing due to the camera overexposure. Great video. Just maybe too quick jumps between the shots… I heard that it takes 90 minutes to complete one orbit. It would be cool if you upload a full 90min orbit around Earth!!
@1412ronnie The flashes are lightning, nothing to do with space science.
@LordSapiens you're right 🙂
Makes ones problems seem small
Spettacolare meraviglioso e bellissimo che possiamo vedere quello che ammirate la su grazie per il vostro lavoro
(Space tourism is going to change all of that!)
Stunnedstudios 3 years ago
man i wish i can be an astronaute, but u gotta be fit physiclally and mentaly, and u gotta know all this stuff. and i mean like years and years or training
8:30 Antarctica?
so can someone tell me are they in space and outside the earths atmosphere and if so why is the earth not shooting away at 65.000 miles an hour just asking….
3:45 that's the Gulf of California!