Experience Earth Like an Astronaut: Breathtaking Views from the ISS
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Ever dreamt of soaring above Earth and witnessing its beauty from space? Now you can!
This incredible video, compiled by NASA, takes you on a breathtaking journey to the International Space Station (ISS) with astronauts on Expeditions 67 & 68 (March 2022-2023).
Witness swirling clouds, vast oceans, and twinkling city lights dance across the night sky.
Imagine yourself floating weightlessly, gazing out the window at our magnificent planet spinning beneath you. Prepare to be mesmerized by the vibrant colors and intricate patterns that make up our home.
Hit that play button, relax, and prepare to be amazed by Earth from the unique perspective of the ISS!
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Breathtaking views that would be even more interesting if it could be possible to identify the continents below
"Living Out Our Lives On A Mote Of Dust Suspended In A Sunbeam...."
*Why don't the vehicles on Mars send any night photos?*
Are astronauts in the ISS able to see other planets with the naked eye?
@CuriousAstronauts
16 күн бұрын
@DavidReyes-vr3sg: Yes, astronauts can see planets like Venus with the naked eye due to the clear view from space. However, visibility depends on the planet's position and brightness. Distant planets might appear faint.
@DavidReyes-vr3sg
15 күн бұрын
@@CuriousAstronauts that's amazing. I wish I had the privilege of that.
Flat Earthers have it that the far curve is the "edge" of the "disc"...... the "edge" that the viewer from the ISS never does and never will see arrive, and why is that..... because (drumroll) the Earth is a Sphere, Round, a Planet...