ISS Timelapse - Deep Space from Space (04/06/07/08 Aug 2024)
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- Camera setup by Matthew Dominick
Original timelapse by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License -
Raw photos courtesy of eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ archive
Music: Deep Relaxing Ambient Music by Raw Vibrations - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative - 4.0 International License -
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I wish there was a way to preserve the ISS - as a piece of history and as a testament to what we can achieve when we all work together :(
I agree! Upgrade it with various observation equipment and live feed. It would spectacular
I'm not crying! You're crying!
Indescribable beauty! Thank you so much for these shots.
Until recently, I thought I was incapable of envy. After watching a few videos on this channel, I already know what real envy is. That's a view I'd trade my life for!
I don’t know about anyone else….but I’d love it did you did an hours long clip of this type of footage (continuous of the same scene) with this music. It would be perfect to bliss out on :) (And thank you)
You can run our "Timelapse" playlist (almost 400 videos).
It resembles a deep ocean. Space is like a fluid to me. Greetings from Serbia.
This is something we never get to see. I bet the view of our universe from up in space is amazing.
Unfortunately it isn’t, astronauts mainly see only pitch blackness. The sun, moon, and earths brightness overpowers the faint stars. Only the camera is able to see this stuff
Paranel Observatory in Atacama Desert, Chile is pretty close to what you are wishing for.
It is a different perspective. The Earth is also in the universe. Bith are beautiful views of the great beyond.
Problem now is light pollution.
You stare at space, imagine you're actually staring at infinity. Like looking downward at the ocean and there's no bottom.
To ♾️ and beyond
I just learned how to star hop to Sigma Octans - the southern pole star. Thanks!
I wish this is what the astronauts see, but eyes don't have the light-gathering power shown here.
Absolut correct 👍
"It's full of stars!"
And when people say we are the only life in the universe. Please. Our planet has had life on it for millions of years and we've only left the planet in the last 100. There's 2 trillion known galaxies even beyond ours you can't tell me life isn't out there someplace.
@@Rick_B52 i think they mean life like us. There is definitely life out there but not similar to earth creatures. And all forms are likely the only varietal of their type that exist. Likely no one else has our k8nd of lions or flamingos. We tend to think and speak only from an earth pov.
Think about how much more we could see if we stopped thinking we needed to have lights on in every city every night. If you're driving, use your headlights. If you're a 24 hour store, use only what's needed to operate. People need reminded of their place in this universe and the beauty of it. Might just end some of the chaos.
We have excess lights because criminals like the dark.
If it wasn't for security, every city would be darker.
Oh da,m that's a lot more stars
These images have killed me. I am speechless. I want to be up there!
Could anything give us a better feeling about how big our universe is, than this? It's like being lost in interstellar space, out of nowhere. On a small asteroid kicked out from it's solar system. Or on a rogue planet far away from any star. Looking closer you can find Alpha Centauri, our closest neighbour. Even that system is so far away from us, it looks like any other star in the milky way. And then, a few seconds later, the magellanic clouds are coming into view. Distance: over 150 000 lightyears! For us, it doesn't matter. This ocean our planet is traveling threw, is too big to imagine. We're literally atoms on a dust particle circling around a glowing grain of sand kilometers away from other isolated grains... Let us use our time here on earth to explore this giant ocean and protect our small world. Mankind shouldn't act like teens in puberty, we have to grow up 😊❤
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Pardon my ignorance. But can anyone please explain what the streaks of light I’m witnessing in these images.
I thought “shooting stars” were debris entering our atmosphere.
Also why are they at different speeds in the same frame.
Please forgive me. This just popped up on my feed and I’m laying in bed watching this.
Thank you in advance 🙏
They are some artificial satellites.
@@astronauticast thank you for the clarification
I really like your channel. Can you please share with us a 2-3 hour compilation to fall asleep to?
@@aaroncosgrove3054 You can run our "Timelapse" playlist (almost 400 videos).
No way i lookz this good ❤❤
So...why are the no stars during space walks, or pictures of our astronauts on the moon with zero stars in the background? Not saying it didn't happen, blah blah, just a curious question is all. Thanks in advance
Most of the pictures during Moon walk or ISS space walk are taken in FULL DAYLIGHT CONDITIONS.
So the camera's settings were probably around 1/125 s exposure, f/8 aperture, and 100 ISO.
Try yourself taking a picture of the sky at night with a camera using those settings: the result will be a total black picture.
This timelapse is made with pictures made with the sun well below the horizon.
Is this a processed video? You see such many of lighting objects by bare eyes on ISS?
Hi NhungBong296
These photos are taken with the following camera setting:
1.6 seconds exposure, f1.4 aperture and ISO 12800
As you can see, the exposure and the sensisitivity are quite high, more than a bare eye.
@@astronauticast Thank you for your helpful technique information :D So I guess it's quite the same as capturing astrological images by cameras on Earth, which needs much light exposure 😶🌫️
@@NhungBong296 Yes, it's exactly the same thing except that the ISS is moving, so you can't use excessively long exposures
@@astronauticast Thank you very much :D Enlighten me ^^
This is heaven please hours video sleep all night every dot has it own star sun own story infinity of stars in the universe past present future so so much out there we can only imagine
OK now WTF were all those lights speeding across sky?
Already answered in other comment.
what is the density of our galaxy??
Hi Jimmy.
The Milky Way is out of the frame in this video (check on a map of the stars its position from the Magellanic Clouds, well visible here).
To see the Milky Way, check this other video ruclips.net/video/c17HVbRftsE/видео.html
The magellanics are looking cool. 😮
Most of what you're seeing here is just in the Milky Way alone,then what's beyond is vast in scale and numbers...
There's so much out there, but it's so far. It hurts a little to think we may never know...
What amazes me is how far apart they are by our perception of distance. BUT if you could see as far as the event horizon, all you would see is just a solid screen of white blinding your whole view, due to how many stars their are.
Are any of the big patches of light nearby solar systems in our galaxy or are any neighboring Galaxies?
I remember, in 2020, when all of our planets were lined up in the night sky, looking up and imagining how much distance that represented, where Earth fit in-between Venus and Mars, where the asteroid belt must be, and how long it takes to travel to Mars, Jupiter, and then Saturn. I was in awe of that. And, that is nothing in compared to the nearest star, which is still insignificant in compared to the nears galaxy. And, if one of those galaxies is the same size as ours, it represents 100, 000 or so light years across?!?! Simply amazing and humbling.
THIS is the the video I have been wanting to see from the ISS! Yes! I want to see out into space not look back at Earth.
We are not Alone, I wish! Beautiful!
I've always wondered why we never get to see this view 😕
...and, all of it. every unknown, unknowable, endlessly ineffable stitch of it's own eternity belongs to the wonder of the soul and the passion of the heart. whispering the vicissitudes in a song only mystery and awe will share to those who merely, look up and onward.
Once the chasm turns it's sights upon truth, will we learn we are both the truth and the chasm.
-tobanael
Wish we had a live view from this camera😢
oh wow! So many stars
Am I seeing other satellites in higher orbits going by?
Yep
Gobsmack breath taking.🎉🎉🎉🎉 Some footages of astronaut out for a moon walk you can not see the stars and galaxies, it is just a black ground. 😮 Sometimes i stumble on these channels by accident will now put it in my liked list, thumbs up and subs.
Interesting linear-ish dark-ish "paths" wandering among/over some of the dense-packs of stars. Are these just interesting random patterns (that the eye then seizes on) or do they have a more interesting explanation? Dust clouds?
they should broadcast this view 24-7 awesome
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There is so much out there that we don't know nothing about will we ever
😊
Simply, wow! First of It's kind
👍👍👍
Is this fake? Or just cameras able to collect a ton more light?
Hi jasnoswarez.
The brand new Nikon Z9 onboard the Station is a very bright camera.
Here the shot settings: exposure 1.6 seconds, aperture f1.4 and ISO 12800
So the light collected is a lot!
You can check the original photo using the link in the video description.
1:20 🤔 since it's a time lapse, what are the two object which, if it was in real time and within an atmosphere, would still like asteroids?
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Does the naked eye really see it like that from space?
Hi Allenmarshall.
I have already answered to the same question on another comment.
Fantastic! I wish i had that view!
I wonderfull all the detail you can see, if anyone else noticed, those tiny non moving dots on the screen I suppose must be some sort of damage or something on the camera.
Correct.
They are CMOS hotpixels of the camera sensor.
@@astronauticast What the heck ? Hotpixels ? Are you seriuos ? These Mobbing dots Look Like some crafts cruise through space . How can these be Hotpixels ? Can you Tell me ? Please be honest ,These are some space-craft s .
*Not Mobbing dots ,moving dots !
Excuse my mistake please
@@toktik--j.p.q.2471 Hi toktik, pay closer attention to the BaoBao comment:
- tiny non-moving dots (a lot during all the video) -> hotpixel
- bright moving object (few, traveling across the frame) -> artificial satellites (mostly Starlinks)
Спасибо за видео, давно хотела, где созвездии. В конце, конечно размытое, плохое качество.