NASA Astronomy Pictures Of The Day [Week 5/2010]

[98vanguard]

what is the music at 1:05?

[eleeinos777]

@98vanguard vangelis - mythodea movement 9

[98vanguard]

some beautiful stuff you know.

[BlackCore365]

0:35 if u look on google and type picture of the day and go on the second link, you should see that pic on my born date! :D

[MiamiCondosLucas]

I love the image with the rainbow in it. All of them are breathtaking though.

[HighWarlordMojoulis1]

1:41 WTH?

[BrettHuestisChannel]

amazing.

[jswpn]

beautiful

[akwinata1]

Why can't we just know? Very good question, worthy of St. Thomas Aquinas. God knows more about us than we know about ourselves. Why God created us? God didn't have to create man or anything. God wanted to create us. Because it is not out of necessity, but out of God's free will, it is impossible to know this through natural reason. Man has to tell woman that he loves her to make it possible for her to give him yes or no as an answer. So God had to revealed to us our supernatural goal, it is God

[LittleSeta]

sublime!! I was listening to "The Orinoco Flow" while watching this...they kinda go well hand in hand, if I do say so myself :)

[cooligalgirl]

the solar images are amazing thanks so much for sharing

[19dingo76]

The hollow Mars at 1:50min Thx Nasa ;-)

[fartyboi2k8]

i love the colours of IC 1795 i think i see a face in it could it be God?

[Pandoranage4101]

B-b-b-brilliant.

[Pandoranage4101]

YEAH BABY!

[raypsi]

Gr8 view of the Einstein cross, but the sky line of HK? Get real! My apartment is smaller than the ISS.. Just wish I could afford those solar panels.

[menschling]

thanks good video

[nickharvey7]

Great images!!

[4N0NYM0U557]

2:00 - i want that as my desktop background O,O

[TheRationalizer]

What am I looking at at 1:35?

[loriziell]

I would love to know what the song is called.

[Joddit]

It's in the credits:

Mythodea by Vangelis

[shagster1970]

Dickhead.

[loriziell]

Thanks.

[verkaserduch]

SPEACHLESSS... overwhelming, unable to hold tears... Breathtaking...

Thank you sir... :)

[nishbrown]

5 *s for the Fog Bow!!

[njb444]

It's not something that is static in the sky like a star or planet, it moves across the sky like a plane. It's only up for like a couple minutes before it disappears. You can search google for times and coordinates of the iss in your location.

[njb444]

@CLRubyHypatia - You can actually see it with the naked eye. I saw it a couple weeks ago.

[DasMustafah]

The "fog bow" was my favorite. Amazing.

[ChelseaHysteria]

That was amazing. Mind was blown.

[Athaeus]

Considering you can see satellites with your naked eye, you can most certainly see the ISS with a correctly tuned telescope. It moves fast though, making it hard to track.

[Th2EyA0rEa1MoN2gUs]

@CLRubyHypatia yes

[cerialman2]

You can see it with the naked eye, but it flies out of view within half a minute.

[jihadpizza]

Very Cool!!

[MITHWORLD1]

Amazing as usual,thanks.