ISS Timelapse - From the English Channel to beyond the Libyan Sea (14 Aug 2024)

[@Giantdwarf00]

Beautiful. Our home. We still fight, argue and sometimes kill. We're still babies as a species really. We've not been around that long when you consider the ages of things like our home and our neighbours, so hopefully when we do mature as a species, things will change for the better. It's more peaceful watching from a distance at the moment.

[@IraclisPapadopoulos]

Yeah its amazing, How you see everything differently when you have "the big picture" of thing's, I really believe we don't deserve this magical ball, and i only hoping that we will in the future..

[@drkmriggs]

Stunning. Thank you!

[@miurenemin6388]

Mă uit cu mare placere la filmările de acest fel. Îmi aduc aminte cât de fascinat eram acum 40 ani când vedeam doar pe hartă țările lumii. Cred ca datorită rețelelor de socializare copiii și tinerii din ziua de azi nu se prea uită la asemenea minunății de filmări. Mare păcat.

[@LukácsKissJános]

Gyönyörű! ♥️

[@IraclisPapadopoulos]

So magical 💫 if you really think about it, we all live in a beautiful world and flying in space on some strange system around a ball of fire!! real magic...

[@perdugo]

amazing!

[@micdcmarklin]

❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@faustodegrassi6132]

Ripresa interessante

[@DanielFeitosa-c2h]

O planeta Terra 🌎❤️❤️🌍🌍🌎❤️❤️

[@downingT365]

Anyone know what the little grey cloud moving along with the ISS is? If it was a smudge on the camera I would have thought it wouldn't move from where it is but having zoomed in on my phone and watched it for a bit it doesn't appear to stay in exactly the same position

[@astronauticast]

Hi downing After more than 20 years in orbit, the Cupola module's windows have experienced some impact from micrometeoroids. As a result, some parts of the external glass have chips and scratches. One example here: www.esa.int/ESA_Multimedia/Images/2016/05/Impact_chip

[@downingT365]

@astronauticast Interesting! Thanks for the info 👌🏻 I'm from the neighbouring county to Tim he's a legend over here. I presume where the sun is will make a slight difference on how the blob appears due to reflection off the chip? Which would make sense on why it was changing position ever so slightly

[@astronauticast]

Yes, that's possible.