As the International Space Station Program completes 10 years of continuous human presence, administrators and former crewmembers discuss its past, present and future. The first residents, astronaut Bill Shepherd and cosmonauts Sergei Krikalev and Yuri Gidzenko came aboard the ISS on Nov. 2, 2000 on Expedition 1.
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A time-lapse taken from the front of the International Space Station as it orbits our planet at night. This movie begins over the Pacific Ocean and continues over North and South America before entering daylight near Antarctica. Visible cities, countries and landmarks include (in order) Vancouver Island, Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles. Phoenix. Multiple cities in Texas, New Mexico and Mexico. Mexico City, the Gulf of Mexico, the Yucatan Peninsula, El Salvador, Lightning in the Pacific Ocean, Guatemala, Panama, Columbia, Ecuador, Peru, Chile, Lake Titicaca, and the Amazon. Also visible is the earths ionosphere (thin yellow line), a satellite (55sec) and the stars of our galaxy. Smooth Version; www.youtube.com 25fps Version www.youtube.com Raw data was downloaded from; The Gateway To Astronaut Photography of Earth "eol.jsc.nasa.gov ". Virtualdub was used to create the final movie. You can see more beautiful images of our universe at; infinity-imagined.tumblr.com How big is the universe? www.youtube.com
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Think know the International Space Station? Take this NASA tour to learn more about one of the most challenging projects in the history of exploration! There's more information at www.nasa.gov/station.
As the International Space Station is boosted into a higher orbit, Expedition 29 Commander Mike Fossum and Flight Engineers Satoshi Furukawa and Sergei Volkov float freely to demonstrate the acceleration of the orbiting complex.
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A view of the Auroras (the Northern/Southern Lights) as seen from the International Space Station during September 2011. I got the source images for this video from here The Gateway To Astronaut Photography of Earth: "eol.jsc.nasa.gov ". I was inspired to upload this clip by the "What does it feel like to fly over planet Earth" video. www.youtube.com
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International Space Station Expedition 27 and 28 astronaut Ron Garan presents a video about his return from space, including a compilation of time lapse photography of the Earth. The images were captured by Garan and Expedition 28 and 29 astronaut Mike Fossum while aboard the space station.
Hurricane Irene is still a Category 3 storm with maximum sustained winds of 115 mph, as of the most recent update from the National Hurricane Center. How to prepare if a hurricane is headed your way: www.fema.gov Hurricane Irene updates: www.nhc.noaa.gov video source: www.nasa.gov ---- I totally tuned in right at the moment before they were to pass over Irene, yaya.... but doesn't sound so good, the size of Irene? :[ is big :.[ PS please do not trip on the spots on the screen, they are not UFOs. Come now.
Newly released video shows the International Space Station together with the space shuttle, the vehicle that helped build the complex over the last decade. The video was shot by European Space Agency astronaut Paolo Nespoli from the Russian Soyuz spacecraft that undocked from the station on May 23. He, Russian cosmonaut Dmitry Kondratyev and NASA astronaut Cady Coleman were departing the station for a return to Earth after five months on the station. Nespoli documented the station from a distance of 600 feet as it was rotated 130 degrees.
Paolo Nespoli spent 6 months on-board the International Space Station from Dec 2010 through to May 2011. In this video he shot using ESA's Erasmus Recording Binocular (ERB-2) stereoscopic camera during various phases of his MagISStra mission, he caught some moments that depict the work astronauts carry out on the ISS: from educational activities, to scientific experiments and physical training, also demonstrating the way astronauts move in weightlessness through the various modules. ERB-2 is the first camera to transmit 3D images live from space. ESA would like to thank all the astronauts featured in the film: NASA astronauts Catherine (Cady) Coleman, Ron Garan, Scott Kelly and the united ISS Expedition 26-27 and STS-134 crew including ESA astronaut R. Vittori.
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See more at news.discovery.com This video was taken by the crew of Expedition 29 on board the International Space Station. The sequence of shots was taken October 18, 2011 from 07:09:06 to 07:27:42 GMT, on a pass from just south of Alaska to eastern Cuba. The camera used for this imagery was north-facing, so the Aurora Borealis stay visible throughout the video. Lights from southern Canada show up before passing into central North America. Through the clouds, the peninsula of Michigan can be seen, with Chicago brightly lit at the south end of Lake Michigan. A few lightning storms can be seen in the large cloud mass over the Central United States. Finally, many large cities can be seen on the East Coast of the United States, including Atlanta, Georgia. Near the end of the video, the eastern half of the Florida peninsula can be seen, as well as the lighter shallow waters of the Bahamas. (From the Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth eol.jsc.nasa.gov Video courtesy of the Image Science & Analysis Laboratory, NASA Johnson Space Center
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Expedition 27 Flight Engineer Cady Coleman flies through the International Space Station with a high-definition video camera.
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Learning his return to Earth from the International Space Station might be delayed for possibly up to two months, NASA astronaut Ron Garan sings the blues from the Soyuz spacecraft that will take him home. Eventually. It's all in good fun, so enjoy. (Note: Since Ron and the Expedition 28 crew made this video during some weekend downtime, return options have been under review by NASA). The members of the Expedition 28 in order of appearance: Mike Fossum, Satoshi Furukawa, Andrey Borisenko, Alexander (Sasha) Samokutyaev, Sergei Volkov and Ron Garan Update: Ron, Andrey and Sasha safely returned to Earth Friday, Sept. 16, 2011.
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On the final mission for Space Shuttle Atlantis and NASA's Space Shuttle program, President Obama called the International Space Station as the shuttle was docked and spoke with the crew of Atlantis and the crew of Increment 28 about their mission.
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The hunt continues for the wreckage of an unmanned Russian spaceship that crashed on Wednesday. The Progress vessel was carrying supplies for the crew at the International Space Station, when it fell back to earth in Siberia shortly after launch. Its crash spread fears its toxic fuel could be dangerous for locals and the environment. Jacob Greaves takes up the story. RT on Twitter: twitter.com RT on Facebook: www.facebook.com
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This movie starts out with opening the port shutter in the Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) and then switches with time lapse view to Endeavour's left window looking at the JEM showing one orbital day pass with solar array motion and shadow motion. The solar panels rotate relative to the ISS so that they track the sun. One image taken every 15 seconds and played back at 5 frames per image
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Update; I have created a better version, higher resolution with more frames, at this link; www.youtube.com earth from the ISS. Raw data taken from the gateway to astronaut photography of the earth "eol.jsc.nasa.gov Program used was virtualdub. There is a gap in the data at 0:38. about 50 frames are missing. A new bigger version with those frames filled is below. Check out my other uploads for more cool data. www.youtube.com
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If you know where and when to look, it is actually possible to see the International Space Station as it passes over your community. This video is a short guide to finding and observing the ISS. Viewing times for your location can be found at www.heavens-above.com . This activity supports the astronomy component of any science program.
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The 12 astronauts on the International Space Station answer questions from Pope Benedict XVI in the first ever papal call to space. Read more...www.telegraph.co.uk
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It's out of this world! Discovery HD presents the first LIVE High Definition broadcast from space, Wed., Nov. 15 at 8 am ET. This 30-minute commercial-free HD broadcast - including approximately 20 minutes live from the International Space Station - will allow Discovery HD subscribers the clearest look yet at the Earth. In cooperation with NASA, Discovery Communications Inc. and Japanese broadcaster NHK, this special presentation is the first ever live HD broadcast from space. NASA Commander Michael Lopez-Alegria, assisted by crewmates Thomas Reiter of the European Space Agency and Russian Cosmonaut Mikhail Tyurin, will address viewers during the downlink, sharing a meal while discussing the importance of diet and nutrition on long-duration spaceflights. As part of the Expedition 14 crew, they arrived at the International Space Station on September 20 on a Russian Soyuz spacecraft. When the Space Shuttle Atlantis launched in September, it carried some unique cargo -- a Sony HD 750A camera and special new HD transmission hardware to be delivered to the International Space Station. The camera has now been installed and prepared for its first live transmission, promising to give viewers vivid crystal clear images of the astronauts and their daily routines, plus stunning HD views of the Earth below..
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From: video.foxnews.com August 31, 2011 - Russian rocket accident puts future in jeopardy.FAIR USE NOTICE: This video may contain copyrighted material. Such material is made available for educational purposes only. This constitutes a 'fair use' of any such copyrighted material as provided for in Title 17 USC section 106A-117 of the US Copyright Law.
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In this unprecedented video, Cady gives a tour of the International Space Station and an exclusive performance of the song Get Yourself Paroled (Honey I Miss You), written by Brendan McKinney & Joel Racheff and played with her band Bandella (on laptop). Creative Commons License Music From Space by Cady Coleman, Dart Music International, NASA, Same Sky Productions is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-NoDerivs 3.0 Unported License. The video may not be used for commercial purposes and is intended as a positive portrayal for NASA, the International Space Station, Same Sky Productions, and Dart Music International. The video is a publicly accessible NASA 'record' equally accessible to all people. It may not be used in any manner to suggest endorsement by NASA or any of its employees of any organization, commercial product, or service, including Dart Music International. Anyone displaying the video will be responsible for any required licensing of any featured copyrighted music. Please see our website for more information: dartmusicinternational.org During the week of March 14th - 19th 2011 Dart Music International staged the DMI House in Austin TX. The week long music festival was free to the public and featured an impressive, eclectic and groundbreaking lineup of music from around the world. Some of the event's highlights included staging 6 bands from 6 continents back to back, 3 days in a row - something that simply has NEVER been done before. The event also <b>...</b>
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Flight Engineer Cady Coleman demonstrates playing a flute on the International Space Station during an interview with National Public Radio's "All Things Considered." Credit: NASA/NPR
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An ESA-developed camera transmitted live-streaming 3D images for the first time in the history of space travel. On 6 August, NASA astronaut Ron Garan operated the Erasmus Recording Binocular (ERB-2) camera in Europe's Columbus laboratory, showing the International Space Station as never before in high-definition quality . While talking about the work on board the Station, he enhances the sense of depth and presence by playing with an inflatable Earth globe. www.esa.int Use red/blue 3D glasses to experience the full 3D experience of this clip.
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U2 delivered a surprise to the crowds at Quest Field, Seattle last night with a video message from Commander Mark E. Kelly. Bono dedicated 'Beautiful Day' to Gabby Giffords, before asking, "Imagine a man looking down on us from 200 miles up. Looking down at our beautiful crowded planet... What would he say to us...? What is on your mind Commander Kelly?" Commander Kelly, on a 16-day mission with the Endeavour crew, recorded the message aboard the International Space Station, "Hello Seattle... from the International Space Station." Before finishing on a line from David Bowie's 'Space Oddity' : "I'm looking forward to coming home. Tell my wife I love her very much... she knows." U2360° has worked with NASA and the International Space Station throughout this tour - having previously linked up with Belgian astronaut Commander Frank De Winne, Michael Barratt of NASA, Bob Thirsk of the Canadian Space Agency, Koichi Wakata of the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency, and Gennady Padalka and Roman Romanenko of the Russian Federal Space Agency as well as Cirque du Soleil founder Guy Laliberte during his visit to the International Space Station.
A timelapse of Space Shuttle Atlantis' undocking from the Space Station, The Space Stations 90 degree rotation and finally Shuttle Atlantis' 180 degree flyaround.
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This annotated animation details the assembly of the International Space Station, from the launch of the first segment in 1998 to today and beyond.
ABANDON and EVACUATE are pretty strong words - let me know what you think in the comment section below. Do you think NASA is telling the truth? What if there were a meteor cloud or something like that headed their way AND Earths?
The International Space Station video update for Aug. 22, 2011.
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NASA Astronaut Don Pettit assembled a sequence of several of the most striking images of city lights at night taken by several astronauts on board the International Space Station between 2002 and 2008 into an animated "world tour" of cities at night. Resolutions approach an estimated 10 meters/pixel in the sharpest images. This video, produced entirely by Pettit, takes you on a quick trip comparing cities from different regions, all viewed from the International Space Station. For more information and links: www.nasa.gov credit: Don Pettit (production); Don Pettit and others (photography) source: ngdc.noaa.gov
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