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@LordSapiens you're right :)
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@sebastiansz In the night shots, most of the points of lights (those that don't move in the screen, unlike the real stars or the city lights and the lighting) are bad pixels in the camera's CCD due to space radiation or overexposures. Not dust. If you look closely you'll notice they are only green, red or blue ;)
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@1412ronnie The flashes are lightning, nothing to do with space science.
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AMAZING!!!!!
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sit back, put it on HD and full screen, and drink some champagne;)
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amazing how far technology has come, HD footage of our planet from above shown to the public.
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WTF IS THIS CHARITY CARS it loioks like its the 80's >:D HAHAHAHAH i am soo baked
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i dont understand 11:20 ( i dont know much about space nd what not )??
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man i wish i can be an astronaute, but u gotta be fit physiclally and mentaly, and u gotta know all this stuff. and i mean like years and years or training
@1412ronnie at 11:20 camera is overexposed so they can film the lights on Earth.... you can even see thunderstorms. You can get confused like "why I see stars on Earth or is the Earth transparent and I see stars through Earth"... this is dust on the window clearly visible and confusing due to the camera overexposure. Great video. Just maybe too quick jumps between the shots... I heard that it takes 90 minutes to complete one orbit. It would be cool if you upload a full 90min orbit around Earth!!
sebastiansz 1 year ago 11
11:20 crazy :]
i love it
just1majer 2 years ago 4