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The Earth from space
(12) | 29/11/2011 | Translate: 
Timelapse shots in from space station ISS as it moves over the Earth
(12) | 29/11/2011 | Translate: 
The world outside my window Stunning images of the Earth from the international space station in Timelapse.- If the International Space Station was at low altitude The speed of the International Space Station in space is 27600 km/h, and makes a complete rotation of the earth in 90 minutes. But what would the ISS look like if it was at an altitude of only 3000 meters above the Earth; An interesting video created with the help of Microsoft Flight Simulator.
- The DART spacecraft crashes into asteroid to change its trajectory After 10 months of space travel, the DART probe hit its target by dropping more than 20.000 km/h in the asteroid Dimorphos located about 11 million kilometers from Earth. The purpose of the mission was to deflect the orbit of the asteroid in order to protect us from an asteroid heading towards our planet. The images were captured by the probe before impact with the approximately 160-meter-diameter asteroid. It will take a few weeks for scientists to confirm that the asteroid has indeed deviated from its orbit.
- Tourists in space On Sunday, July 11, 2021, billionaire Richard Branson, accompanied by three other passengers and two pilots, made his first trip into space with virgin galactic company's VSS Unity spacecraft, thus starting space tourism. The aircraft took off from the runway at Spaceport America Base in New Mexico, climbing to an altitude of about 15 km before the landing of the spacecraft. VSS Unity then ignitioned its engine and started an ultrasonic ascent, reaching an altitude of over 80 km., A height defined in the United States as the "frontier" of space (100 km to other countries). As soon as the engine was off, passengers were able to get out of their seats, to navigate gravity and observe the Earth from space.
- Comet Neowise as seen from the International Space Station Comet Neowise, which moves 103 million kilometers from Earth, as seen through the International Space Station. The comet begins to appear in the video at 3 p.m.:20.
- The distribution of space debris around the Earth This Animation of the European Space Agency (THAT) shows the number of space junk orbiting Earth. The objects are divided into four main categories:
Red: satellites (functional or dysfunctional)
Yellow: rocket pieces
Green: Items related missions (caps, caps, adapters etc.)
Blue: fragments
- The launch of the Soyuz MS-10 rocket in timelapse from the ISS After the failed launch on 11 November, the rocket Soyuz MS-10 launched again successfully on 16 November and had the mission to supply the International Space Station. Here we see some very beautiful shots of Earth from the International Space Station in timelapse, Once the rocket leaves the atmosphere.
- With a GoPro camera in space Astronaut NASA Randy Bresnik recorded this video with GoPro camera on October 20, 2017 during a spacewalk outside the International Space Station. The Bresnik wrote about this beautiful moment: "Sometimes, when you walk in space, We simply need to dedicate a moment to enjoy the beauty of planet Earth. This video is from the exit of the station where Joe Acaba and I renovated the robotic arm Canadarm2 and Dextre robot arm extension."
- A fidget spinner in space How one reacts fidget spinner in zero gravity; The experiment did some astronauts to the International Space Station.
- The Aurora Borealis and the sunrise from the international space station The Thomas Pesquet shared on social networks pretty pictures that were taken from the international space station. In a timelapse, looks intense northern lights followed by a glowing Sunrise. The luminous spheres that can be seen is not the Sun, but the Moon and Venus illuminated by the Sun.
- The successful vertical landing rocket Falcon 9 Absolute success was yesterday's mission SpaceX. The company successfully launched a rocket that sent the Space Dragon boat with supplies to the International Space Station. The rocket then returned to Earth and landed successfully at Cape Canaveral. This would be impossible in previous years, after the rocket would be considered expendable resulting in debris at the drop of.
- Landing from space to Earth The American company Blue Origin published the video on the landing of the New Shepard rocket epanachrisimopoioymenoy, Since the camera is placed on the same rocket, who has traveled three times to space. On April 2, spacecraft successfully landed on the launch pad after reaching flight at an altitude of 103.000 meters.
- Water bubble in space What happens when you are bored in space; Putting a camera in a water bubble! Astronauts on the International space station are investigating the phenomenon of surface resistance of water in microgravity conditions.
- Astronauts spot cities on Earth from the International space station Two members of the crew on the international space station (ISS) watching from nearby cities worldwide, from the perspective of a canopy that there is on board. Among other things we will see and the cities of Patras and Corinth in Greece.
- Live broadcast from space The NASA placed cameras on the international space station (ISS) and offers live images of Earth from space. The experiment began on April 30 when mounted HD cameras at the station for manual testing in future missions. Note: If the station is in a 'dark' orbit, You may not be able to see picture.
