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ISS Above is a device that lights up whenever the International Space Station is nearby (happens more than you think). Plus live HD views of the earth

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Thank you @ISS_CASIS @SpaceStnExplore for sponsoring @ISSAboveYou devices into schools/STEM programs. You are the best! These are now deployed to more than 4,000 locations worldwide including schools/science centers and private homes.

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These night views from @Sen's Nadir camera are jaw-droppingly awesome.

We've been fine-tuning our views of Earth at night from our cameras on the ISS. On 12 November, we captured dazzling city lights as the Space Station flew over the Middle East. ✨



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SpaceX's Dragon spacecraft approaching the International Space Station around 30 minutes before docking to the Harmony Module 🐉


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"Moongrazer" I captured the International @Space_Station making a flyby of the #Moon this morning! - Just days after it made a close flyby of Jupiter from my location. I think it might be time to buy a lottery ticket... Gorgeous orange hue to the solar arrays this time around,…

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.@NASA and @SpaceX are now targeting Wednesday, Oct. 23, for the departure four #Crew8 members as weather conditions improve off the coast of Florida. blogs.nasa.gov/spacestation/2…


This is an extraordinary photo. Congrats to @tw__astro for all the hard work to get the shot!

"Passers-by" After hours of planning and a good stroke of cosmic luck, I present the International Space Station ⁠#ISS making a flyby of #Jupiter! You can even see the Galilean moons. Lost for words with how this turned out - I hope you like it just as much as I do! 1/4

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Due to unfavorable weather conditions off the coast of Florida, Dragon is standing down from today's undocking from the Space Station. Teams will continue to monitor weather conditions for the next available undocking opportunity


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Timelapse of Hurricane Milton filmed from space under 2 hours ago as it surges towards Florida with maximum speeds of 160mph. Captured by our 4K cameras on the ISS 09 October 2024


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Hurricane Milton filmed from Orbit during our public livestream on 08 October at 2:40pm - captured from our 4K cameras on the ISS. Follow @Sen for more live videos of Earth and space


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To everyone in the path of #HurricaneMilton, we join with @fema to urge you to LEAVE NOW if you are in an evacuation zone; there will not be time to leave on Wednesday. Evacuation orders, open shelters, & more resources at FloridaDisaster.org/Updates

Timelapse flying by Hurricane Milton about 2 hours ago. 1/6400 sec exposure, 14mm, ISO 500, 0.5 sec interval, 30fps



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A real-time view of the @Space_Station from the ground - my best capture to date using my 16" scope, and very similar to the view at the eyepiece. It's incredible just how much detail can be seen at over 500km/312mi distant when conditions are optimal. What a beauty!


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Just received word that @astro_Pettit will reach 400 cumulative days in space on October 11th. Only 6 other American astronauts have reached it. And each year, more people will enter space, at increasingly diverse ages and nationalities, for longer times. Bright future.


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Very good to see Suni & Butch's ride home, safely docked to the Space Station now for the next 6 months. So much work to do up there. Well done @SpaceX & @NASA 4K video: @sen


This view is simply awe-inspiring but do check out the original in 4K here youtube.com/watch?v=oACrlR…

A longer clip from our cameras on the ISS as it passed over San Diego to the Grand Canyon, filmed during our livestream testing this week



Check this press release from @ISS_CASIS which mentions the new @sen SpaceTV-1 4K External Camera payload on the @AirbusSpace ArgUS platform on Bartolomeo. These technology demonstrations include Sen’s SpaceTV-1, a new 4K camera system that will provide real-time 4K video of…

With its unparalleled view of Earth, the @Space_Station is about to take its environmental monitoring to new heights with a "cosmic co-working space" from @AirbusSpace Details: ow.ly/HxC350TvuKx

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Check out this view from @sen's nadir camera. The detail is amazing (even though not in full 4K here on @X )

Photobombed by the ISS’s robotic arm Canadarm during yesterday’s testing of our 4K livestream 👋



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Astronaut Tracy Dyson and her crewmates are safely home on Earth after today's Soyuz landing at 7:59am ET (1159 UTC). Dyson has completed a six-month research mission on the @Space_Station, her third spaceflight: go.nasa.gov/3ZwbyR7


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The departing trio closed the hatch on the Soyuz MS-25 spacecraft at 1:02am ET and is preparing to undock from the space station at 4:37am. More… go.nasa.gov/47zU346

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The lens used below arrived on the ISS recently. @astro_Pettit and I have been having fun taking handheld shots of city lights at night with it. The f2 and high ISO (25600) have made it possible. It was also helpful for taking shots of both Starliner and Polaris Dawn re-entry.

From orbit, Dubai looks like it has glowing streets of gold. Palm Island (second photo) sparkles like a cosmic jewel. I have only been transient through the airport; I hope someday to pay it a proper visit. Nikon Z9, 200mm f2, 1/320 sec, ISO 25600.

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