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The world outside my window
(6) | 07/12/2013 | Translate: 
Stunning images of the Earth from the international space station in Timelapse.
(6) | 07/12/2013 | Translate: 
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.- 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.
- Timelapse worldwide A motion timelapse from photographer Matthew Vandeputte, with fantastic pictures from various parts of the Earth
- The Earth from space Timelapse shots in from space station ISS as it moves over the Earth
- 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.
- 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 first picture of a black hole The EHT telescope, a terrestrial telescope network that combines data from electromagnetic interference stations located on the Earth, just gave the first picture of a black hole: the supermassive black hole in M87 *, mass estimated between 5,8000000000 7,2 billion times greater than the Sun and located in the heart of the elliptical galaxy M87.
- 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.
- 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.
- A enlarge in exciting marine life Although many have explored, the underwater world is still very mysterious. With the land consist mostly of water, There are countless amazing things that we can see. This short film gives us a startling glimpse into the underwater world, zooming corals, the starfish and other marine animals. Italian Director Sandro Bocci created this hypnotic experience combining ultraviolet filming with the timelapse.
- Impressive shots of the International space station A nice timelapse of NASA from the crew of the international space station (ISS).
- If the Moon was in the position of the space station ISS A digital representation of how I looked the moon if it had the same distance as that is the international space station ISS from Earth.
- Natural phenomena A beautiful timelapse of Gower Reid with images from around the world
- Welcome to Earth A wonderful timelapse from around the world. Music: First Aid Kit - Wolf
- That is flying over the planet Earth? A video in time-lapse of the ISS space station as it moves in orbit the satellite above the Earth.
Is there any truth in the claim of some people that the earth is flat?