Another Great Time-Lapse Video of Earth Shot From The ISS
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Earth as seen from the International Space Station [HQ Photos + Video]
Astronaut Don Pettit spent more than a year on the International Space Station with a camera in his hand shooting some of the most imopressive visuals of Earth ever taken. Christoph Malin compiled the images taken from the station into time lapse video. You can watch it below and view screen shots from the video.
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111 Stunning Pictures from the International Space Station
About 205 miles over our heads is the International SPce Station flying by at about 17,239.2 mph. At this speed the ISS circles the globe once ever 92 minutes 50 seconds.
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The Most Impressive International Space Station Time-lapse Video We’ve Seen
Time lapse video, especially those of space, are all the rage these days. Seems like a new one is popping up on the web each day but this is the best one so far.
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Stunning HQ Images of Cities at Night From The ISS
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International Space Station Star Trail Time-Lapse
ISS Startrails from Christoph Malin on Vimeo. This is most certainly going to be the trippiest (and possibly) must interesting video you watch all day. Journalist and time-lapse fiend Christoph Malin created this stunning time-lapse video of star trails with imagery captured by astronauts aboard the International Space Station. The star trails were not captured in camera—Malin added them digitallly using StarStaX, an image stacking program. via LaughingSquid and Discover Magazine
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Earth from the International Space Station at Night (Video)
Knate Myers has compiled photographs from the International Space Station into a 4 minute video of earth at night. Every frame in this video is a photograph taken from the International Space Station. All credit goes to the crews on board the ISS. View from the ISS at Night from Knate Myers on Vimeo. Image Courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center, The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth eol.jsc.nasa.gov
