NASA’s Spectacular Video looking at the Earth
Set to "Walking in the Air" by Howard Blake, the video pieces together and speeds up some of NASA's most gorgeous time-lapse photography from the International Space Station as shot by the Expedition 30 crew.
Watch as the ISS passes over the Aurora Borealis above Hudson Bay, lightning storms in Africa, a comet's glowing tail and city lights shining from a dark Earth.
Hi Kristin, That was a wonderful video. Thank you for posting it. I would have missed it otherwise.
Gloria
Hi Gloria,
I am glad you saw it. I was in awe when I first saw it yesterday and knew I had to share.
Amazing, Kristin - I loved the shots of the Aurora Borealis and Australis - and the shots of the moon sliding over the horizon. Bookmarking so that I can come back and enjoy this over and over whenever I need a reminder of the wonderment of our world!
Hi Karen,
I like the way you worded it. The movements in space are beyond belief until we see them in this light. Thanks for stopping.
I love to look at videos like this. It leaves me wanting to sing ♫ you placed the stars in the sky and you know them by name... you are amazing God..... You are amazing, God! ♪
MOST DEFINITELY A SUGGEST! I HOPE IT GETS FEATURES!
Walking in the Air
Aurora Borealis
HEAVEN ON EARTH
THIS IS IT!
THE GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH
THERE IS A GOD!!!
Kristin, this is one of the most amazing videos I have ever seen. Thank you for sharing!
Kristin,
Spectacular indeed!
Thanks for sharing it. The music is certainly appropriate!
Phil
Hi Joni,
Such a big sky up there and it amazes me what is going on up there and even beyond. I love how beautiful this video turned out. I guess NASA does this to keep our interest in the universe going.
Hi Patricia,
I certainly agree with you. I was a spectacular show. I want to go to Alaska and see the Northern Lights first hand. I think it would be so exciting. In the news, they showed a video of the lights in Minnesota but we do not get them this far south.
Hi Sharon,
So glad you enjoyed it. I did too and knew I had to share it. I was in awe watching it.
Hi Roy,
So glad you did as we need to keep up interest of the space program for the newer generations.
Hi Phil,
So glad you enjoyed it and have a great Thursday and hope your day is busy and successful.
Hi Michael,
Thanks for stopping by and glad you enjoyed it. Have a wonderful day.
Kristin, I jumped over from Patricia re-blog. I LOVE this kind of stuff. I love stargazing and anything space related, I even have an app on my iPhone so I can locate stars, planets, constellations and learn all about them. Good stuff...Thanks!
Hi John,
So glad you like it. I did too and was in awe watching it. I am glad NASA is trying to stimulate some interest as I think everyone has been a little disgusted over the past few months. We need to stay on track or we will be left behind in the big space race and also research.
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