The International Space Station from my telescope 🔭🛰️🔭

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  • Опубликовано: 16 янв 2025

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  • @drabberfrog
    @drabberfrog Год назад +17658

    ISS in low Earth orbit: 4K
    UFO at hovering at 500ft : Potato quality

    • @frank8361
      @frank8361 Год назад +217

      There’s pretty good videos just look it up

    • @frank8361
      @frank8361 Год назад

      ruclips.net/video/ahmXJ-SFb_Y/видео.htmlsi=IeJ0jTGo_pGBFtIs

    • @drabberfrog
      @drabberfrog Год назад +342

      @@frank8361 of a UFO?

    • @frank8361
      @frank8361 Год назад +84

      @@drabberfrogya multiple

    • @drabberfrog
      @drabberfrog Год назад +297

      @@frank8361 give me an example

  • @ShahrukhKhan-nh5kr
    @ShahrukhKhan-nh5kr Год назад +23836

    That’s the most clear video/ picture I have seen from earth.

    • @archibalddickworth6588
      @archibalddickworth6588 Год назад +171

      ​@@shadow_rune6178 408km

    • @Abidist_2.0
      @Abidist_2.0 Год назад +52

      ​@@archibalddickworth6588 💀💀

    • @Arosh.
      @Arosh. Год назад

      ​@@archibalddickworth6588brain?

    • @shadow_rune6178
      @shadow_rune6178 Год назад +91

      @@archibalddickworth6588 ISS is 408km, I was lied to
      Sheeeit

    • @Snailstolemysoul
      @Snailstolemysoul Год назад +151

      @John Syzlack I have the same one, the scope itself with no tripod is around 4000$ usd

  • @Jazz8855
    @Jazz8855 Год назад +3776

    ISS: "control we got a hardscoper ! "

    • @NitroSperg
      @NitroSperg Год назад +118

      "dropshot him"

    • @braakaakaa
      @braakaakaa Год назад +16

      Whats crazy... is those sattelites control the weather and all natural disasters

    • @editsblazing
      @editsblazing Год назад +23

      ​@@braakaakaaIts not even in space, just below the Firmament they've been trying to pierce with operation fishbowl.

    • @eldritchbeing2879
      @eldritchbeing2879 Год назад

      ​@@braakaakaayes of course I never considered that until now

    • @D.-yh4bu
      @D.-yh4bu Год назад

      😅😅😅😅😅

  • @MA_AIRSOFT
    @MA_AIRSOFT Год назад +611

    Bro’s got a reflex sight on there

    • @M_Perial
      @M_Perial 11 месяцев назад +16

      Might as well slap an EOTech G33 magnifier on there

    • @Stormborn_717
      @Stormborn_717 11 месяцев назад +14

      He’s gonna 360 no scope that ISS satellite 💀

    • @jojo_jojo_ig_A
      @jojo_jojo_ig_A 10 месяцев назад +1

      probs he should put an acog on that shi

    • @ngycawetniyvsenrt
      @ngycawetniyvsenrt 10 месяцев назад +2

      Looks like a coyote too

    • @Airsofter2504
      @Airsofter2504 9 месяцев назад

      Its a coyote

  • @yaboifuego4994
    @yaboifuego4994 Год назад +3809

    Remember guys, the ISS moves insanely fast. So capturing a perfect picture is almost impossible although this one is quite good

    • @Gadfly333
      @Gadfly333 Год назад +102

      Yes moves so fast yet never hits any space debris that destroys it.. funny that.

    • @yaboifuego4994
      @yaboifuego4994 Год назад +469

      @@Gadfly333 you gotta understand space is a insanely massive and the space debris is very far apart so there’s a very small chance it would ever hit one

    • @jackstazin6000
      @jackstazin6000 Год назад +211

      ​@@Gadfly333it does get hit but by small debris and it's cushioned to not get hurt or it will move

    • @Zedia949
      @Zedia949 Год назад +81

      also space debris that has large mass will just go back down to earth whiles small ones like nuts or bolts circle around astronaut can hear debris hit the station but small ones

    • @Gadfly333
      @Gadfly333 Год назад +29

      @@yaboifuego4994 maybe in OUTER space, but the ISS is nowhere near outer space...

  • @IWumbo965
    @IWumbo965 Год назад +6103

    Man really caught an image of people in space from his driveway

    • @sleepybesleeping
      @sleepybesleeping Год назад +61

      @Dyslexic Mitochondria k

    • @wolfgameplays3291
      @wolfgameplays3291 Год назад +40

      I wish i had a telescope like that
      Edit: Wow the comment actually blew up, 2 weeks ago it only had around 70 likes.
      Edit 2: Eye reveal at 15 likes
      Edit 3: eye reveal
      👁 👁
      Edit 4:Face reveal at 30 likes
      Edit 5: Face reveal (ik im late)
      👁 👁
      👃
      👄
      Edit 6: idk reveal suggest in comments

    • @bearsgt7702
      @bearsgt7702 Год назад +13

      @Dyslexic Mitochondria ok

    • @medumbdumb
      @medumbdumb Год назад +5

      ​@Dyslexic Mitochondria i have already watched the full video 😂😂😂

    • @icewallflatearth1158
      @icewallflatearth1158 Год назад +9

      Fake

  • @JoulesBelgianShepherd
    @JoulesBelgianShepherd Год назад +6323

    ISS’s astronaut: I can’t take a sh*t here, I feel like someone is watching me!

    • @ChristIsKing1161
      @ChristIsKing1161 Год назад +2

      💀💀💀💀💀bro cant even shit in space

    • @BlueishSmurfCat
      @BlueishSmurfCat Год назад +247

      There’s a ton of people looking at the sky, so

    • @JoulesBelgianShepherd
      @JoulesBelgianShepherd Год назад +180

      @@BlueishSmurfCat 😂 now I understand why Rick, got his own universe as a toilet. Thank you for beautiful videos 😊

    • @hasinih1437
      @hasinih1437 Год назад +17

      Hahahahaha

    • @אופטימוס
      @אופטימוס Год назад +46

      🎶I always feel like, somebody’s watching meeeeee🎶

  • @thinktankden
    @thinktankden Год назад +313

    Still clearer than a ufo 10 feet away with the latest iPhone standing still

    • @appletherapy
      @appletherapy 11 месяцев назад

      UFO's are usually balls of light. The military already admitted something was out there for sure. But what people post can sometimes be a hoax.

    • @386MAFIA
      @386MAFIA 11 месяцев назад

      UFOs are highly magnetized that why they look distorted all the time

    • @Azraeel11
      @Azraeel11 11 месяцев назад +5

      I mean iphone camera is not a good example, should've mentioned a different camera or company. 😂

    • @mustang.
      @mustang. 11 месяцев назад +2

      I guess you didn't see the 4k video on youtube of the Indian spaceship docking there. Perhaps then you will realize 4k doesn't mean real.

  • @alexanderstrother1921
    @alexanderstrother1921 Год назад +605

    This deserves so much more recognition

    • @bfboobie
      @bfboobie Год назад +13

      Why don't you share this video with all your neighbors? They will clap and cheer and tell their grandchildren. Then write a letter to the United Nations and suggest they play this video at their next meeting. Also send it to your local TV news network for them to air in your region.

    • @terran236
      @terran236 Год назад +1

      ​@@bfboobie lmao

    • @hatti...
      @hatti... Год назад +5

      ​@bfboobie woke up and chose violence

    • @alexanderstrother1921
      @alexanderstrother1921 Год назад +1

      @@bfboobie take the tampon out and relax lmfaoo fuckin dweeb

    • @cutiebunnyamber3447
      @cutiebunnyamber3447 Год назад +4

      ​@@bfboobiewoke up and chose violence

  • @Iamhavingastromk
    @Iamhavingastromk Год назад +954

    Send it to nasa and say „this you?”

  • @FranktheHogRider
    @FranktheHogRider Год назад +5838

    "You’ve filmed a private laboratory. We have to arrest you."

  • @voiceofjeff
    @voiceofjeff 11 месяцев назад +2

    Best short video Ive seen in a long time. Thanks for sharing!

  • @official_sh4d
    @official_sh4d Год назад +1524

    Bro got a reflex sight on his telescope
    That's pretty metal.

    • @xdclozey
      @xdclozey Год назад +21

      Man’s took ts off his gun to spot em

    • @ameliaestrada8023
      @ameliaestrada8023 Год назад +12

      I was trying to think of a good cod joke, premise of would his telescope was some kinda laser weapon with equipped red dot for satellite removal

    • @cucumissativuss
      @cucumissativuss Год назад +4

      That fullstop made me laugh😂

    • @crnocommentary
      @crnocommentary Год назад

      ​@@ameliaestrada8023bros loadout on his telescope is the slimline pro optic , extended barrel , monolthic suppressor, 5mw laser

    • @aritanamourao965
      @aritanamourao965 Год назад +1

      I lovw ur music

  • @amol3657
    @amol3657 Год назад +827

    i cant even find my remote on the sofa set

  • @rosengrenj9
    @rosengrenj9 Год назад +3830

    Can we just appreciate the fact that he took a picture of a spaceship flying at 17,500 mph

    • @AmidaNyorai48
      @AmidaNyorai48 Год назад +29

      😯

    • @chewsdayinnit7610
      @chewsdayinnit7610 Год назад +91

      Makes me wonder, how do the astronauts reach there?

    • @mixid9246
      @mixid9246 Год назад +74

      Earth is not 1 or 2km. It is super big and far away looking on iss. So make sense for normal human.

    • @daet.4570
      @daet.4570 Год назад +124

      @@chewsdayinnit7610 rockets are fast

    • @jaskamalatwal2481
      @jaskamalatwal2481 Год назад +16

      its not a space ship

  • @kipbellington6960
    @kipbellington6960 Год назад +49

    Looks like a 90's screen saver

  • @cheyennereynoso4116
    @cheyennereynoso4116 Год назад +816

    Incredible.
    This is a lot more difficult than people think.

    • @Pain1x
      @Pain1x Год назад +20

      Yeah the focus has to be right compared to the distance of the object, now ontop of that without the knowledge of where it is and where the earth is its like finding a needle in a haystack

    • @Diamondsigmaspaceb
      @Diamondsigmaspaceb Год назад +13

      @@Pain1x yeah and the ISS is FAST
      Especially for that precision

    • @kurostyx9124
      @kurostyx9124 Год назад

      bcs atmosphere thingy that makes it blurry

    • @pipe8621
      @pipe8621 Год назад +1

      I dunno I think it looks pretty hard

    • @JoseHernandez-lx1ij
      @JoseHernandez-lx1ij Год назад

      Nano motors?

  • @ginjaedgy49
    @ginjaedgy49 Год назад +707

    imagine sending a whatsapp to someone on the ISS attatching this picture "im watching you sleep" lmao

    • @AckzaTV
      @AckzaTV Год назад +98

      and you get a reply back with a military spy satellite image of you in your bed from the perfect window angle

    • @CallMeAshen
      @CallMeAshen Год назад +1

      ​@@AckzaTV😱

    • @riioas5543
      @riioas5543 Год назад +8

      @@AckzaTVha my window is completely blacked out and covered, jokes still on them!!😂

    • @Chako-Tweaks
      @Chako-Tweaks Год назад +4

      They can see through black, yellow, white and just about any color or a cement wall. There are special cameras out that can see through anything .

    • @Chako-Tweaks
      @Chako-Tweaks Год назад

      ​@@riioas5543meooowf jokes still on you meowwff

  • @HunBunChun
    @HunBunChun Год назад +360

    “Houston, we have a stalker.”

  • @phillippeebles2291
    @phillippeebles2291 11 месяцев назад +4

    You do some beautiful videos man keep it up

  • @plaguezrblx
    @plaguezrblx Год назад +1841

    Yet bank security cameras can’t catch a guy standing still

  • @keegster1882
    @keegster1882 Год назад +246

    This deserves so much respect. Great image.

  • @AwTickStick
    @AwTickStick Год назад +2449

    It’s funny that some people deny the ISS’s existence.
    Why are there so many comments?

    • @ziggiesaquaticexotics8270
      @ziggiesaquaticexotics8270 Год назад

      It’s def not real this guy must just be a government plant that’s all jit the earth is flat and there’s a dome the firmament 😮there’s no “space “

    • @sqAzaplAza
      @sqAzaplAza Год назад +116

      It's not real

    • @AwTickStick
      @AwTickStick Год назад +393

      @@sqAzaplAza Yeah I know, what I a silly thing I just said huh

    • @Ghostlyliquids.
      @Ghostlyliquids. Год назад +155

      @@sqAzaplAza well its right there

    • @vistalacorsa5343
      @vistalacorsa5343 Год назад +452

      @@Ghostlyliquids.You can shove all the evidence and facts into a flat earthers brain and yet theyll still say its not real

  • @lesliecrichton6092
    @lesliecrichton6092 11 месяцев назад +1

    Sweet hope more peaple do this

  • @lightyearahead
    @lightyearahead Год назад +364

    Amazing.

  • @CjsAstrophotography
    @CjsAstrophotography Год назад +248

    Nice job on tracking and capturing the ISS! You really did a good job!

    • @nextorbaliastaugenichts3424
      @nextorbaliastaugenichts3424 Год назад +2

      Thats fake

    • @trashcooper1963
      @trashcooper1963 Год назад

      ​​@NextOrb love Gaming your fake you don't exist your just a figment of my imagination

    • @nextorbaliastaugenichts3424
      @nextorbaliastaugenichts3424 Год назад

      @@trashcooper1963 same here 😂

    • @trashcooper1963
      @trashcooper1963 Год назад

      @@nextorbaliastaugenichts3424 well damn that back fired

    • @carl7684
      @carl7684 Год назад +2

      ​@@nextorbaliastaugenichts3424 can you use your IQ you always say everything is fake its a real

  • @whitecat2594
    @whitecat2594 Год назад +866

    I love how you used a rifle optic as an aiming device lmao

    • @sdani.
      @sdani. Год назад +41

      Apparently this is common for more high end telescopes

    • @clinton4586
      @clinton4586 Год назад +60

      @@sdani. nah hes just about to hit that noscope

    • @rrosski
      @rrosski Год назад +6

      ​@@clinton4586 with a red dot

    • @paulrebellion9548
      @paulrebellion9548 Год назад +1

      its common my moon telescope had one

    • @desire_002
      @desire_002 Год назад +1

      Yeah my old telescope had a mount place. I just grabbed an old gel blaster scope and used that

  • @G0RSHK0V
    @G0RSHK0V Год назад +2

    Dude, that hand tracking was insane, never thought it was possible without a motorised tracker or a barndor...

  • @frankdatank2529
    @frankdatank2529 Год назад +595

    Can we just appreciate that he took a picture of the ISS going 17500 miles per hour thanks dude .

    • @ToN_-_618
      @ToN_-_618 Год назад +41

      Tbh it's at 408km altitude, it's way less significant and you don't have to constantly chase it. Still extremely impressive

    • @marvyn_wez
      @marvyn_wez Год назад +11

      We are also traveling around 200000 mph

    • @auduauduauduauduaudu1803
      @auduauduauduauduaudu1803 Год назад +4

      No

    • @C4Doughty
      @C4Doughty Год назад +4

      You can see it without a telescope going slow across the sky lol.

    • @missilemadness6833
      @missilemadness6833 Год назад +8

      @@marvyn_wez speed is relative
      So it depends on what you are measuring it against

  • @tokyos_paperboy
    @tokyos_paperboy Год назад +260

    The amounts of times I’ve had to manually track stars around the moon is insane 😭 , props to you man

    • @Watermelonman1
      @Watermelonman1 Год назад +4

      Wish I could see the stars there are none in my night sky😢😢

    • @tokyos_paperboy
      @tokyos_paperboy Год назад +5

      @@Watermelonman1 is there heavy amounts of light pollution around your area? I’ve been wanting to go to somewhere less polluted to try , I’ve been taking pictures of the moon and have been trying to get some of mars

    • @Watermelonman1
      @Watermelonman1 Год назад +2

      Yes heavy light pollution im in charlotte Nc

    • @wlt3585
      @wlt3585 Год назад +2

      ​@@tokyos_paperboy idk where you are but when I visited Colorado I was amazed at how close the sky was and how clear it was. 1000% recommend to spend a night out telescoping

    • @leoschmain9730
      @leoschmain9730 Год назад

      @@wlt3585In my country we got a large desert, it is amazing at night, you can see the Milky Way with a naked eye.

  • @johnhines8450
    @johnhines8450 11 месяцев назад +1

    Super cool-love your stuff. Keep it up.

  • @nathanhood2415
    @nathanhood2415 Год назад +492

    People on the ISS with their hands up after seeing a red dot on their wall

    • @ChipChopChip
      @ChipChopChip Год назад +1

      If you believe there are people up there I feel sorry for you.

    • @Isaiah_Robotics
      @Isaiah_Robotics Год назад

      Would yoy like to go ​@@ChipChopChip

    • @Isaiah_Robotics
      @Isaiah_Robotics Год назад +3

      ​@ChipChopChip also it depends of is theres any upcoming schedules for the iss

    • @TheGarry27
      @TheGarry27 Год назад +26

      A red dot is a sight not a laser…..

    • @Jasoninee
      @Jasoninee Год назад +30

      ​@ChipChopChip LMAO so do we have ourselves a globe/space/science denier that has realized enough to now be stuck with "Well yea okay there are satellites we have put into space based on a bunch of facts, but the people being on one of them is the fake part" 😂.
      Russia was actually pretty upset that we made it to the moon and would have never gone along with allowing it to be claimed without rigorously checking it. Even they had to be like "alright that was pretty impressive that you actually did it"

  • @technofan3778
    @technofan3778 Год назад +455

    Me thinking they put a red dot on a telescope like some intergalactic sniper rifle:

    • @ElmerOmero14
      @ElmerOmero14 Год назад

      🙋🏽‍♂️

    • @zrspangle
      @zrspangle Год назад +9

      He did put a red dot on a telescope

    • @rayankada
      @rayankada Год назад +12

      Dudes in Chicago in 2063

    • @ItsAllSoJuicy74
      @ItsAllSoJuicy74 Год назад +2

      So sick of the people who say “me thinking”
      How about some proper English??
      Me thinks? Me likey?
      Are we 12?

    • @kelor123
      @kelor123 Год назад +10

      ​@@ItsAllSoJuicy74 yes me cant speek inglish propwerlwy iem sowwy

  • @roopamrajvanshi4724
    @roopamrajvanshi4724 Год назад +349

    This is so majestic. There are people in that thing flying in space so up above and this dude captured it. So poetic. Great work man!

    • @saintquintas3821
      @saintquintas3821 Год назад +6

      🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂😂 do you think so? Or know so? Or was just told so?

    • @Semper_Fish
      @Semper_Fish Год назад +5

      ​@@saintquintas3821He was told to think that because the tv said so.

    • @odamarkado
      @odamarkado Год назад +32

      @@saintquintas3821 50 minute video filmed on the ISS with weightless. Movements done in the video wouldn't have been possible if they were hanging from wires. Cant use wires so how would you fake the weightlessness? 0 g planes? 0 g planes grant weightlessness for 30 seconds at the time. The video goes for dozens of minutes without a single camera cut and people continue moving in 0 g the whole time. Critical thinking would tell you this. Then again, I don't think space deniers have any sort of thinking skills.

    • @shaesmith2831
      @shaesmith2831 Год назад +50

      @@odamarkadoit’s amazing that you can have thousands of scientists spend their entire lives making huge technological advancements for humanity like the ISS and yet you still get people online who’s argument boils down to “I don’t understand it so it’s not real”

    • @prodigygetgud7921
      @prodigygetgud7921 Год назад +6

      @@shaesmith2831 lmao fr people are clowns

  • @stevemudge1609
    @stevemudge1609 11 месяцев назад

    That's seriously cool!

  • @user-bf9qj3im7j
    @user-bf9qj3im7j Год назад +37

    I saw it once over 20 years ago; the shuttle and ISS were getting ready to dock. It was very fast traversing the whole sky. Just 2 bright dots overhead. This image you've captured is awesome. Congrats, and thanks for sharing.

    • @ke6gwf
      @ke6gwf Год назад

      I think I was looking at it the same night lol

    • @navii2e
      @navii2e Год назад

      Thanks to the Soviets and Americans

    • @Shiddyfooka
      @Shiddyfooka Год назад +1

      I launched my cat into space on a nitrogen rocket. He became a crispy cat burger😅

  • @kritagyamanocha5869
    @kritagyamanocha5869 Год назад +36

    This man really deserves an appreciation 👏👏👏
    Very underrated!!!

  • @meto4837
    @meto4837 Год назад +1180

    My mans got a red dot sight on his telescope

    • @Comir727
      @Comir727 Год назад +51

      Mine does to it's pretty common for a mid to high end telescope

    • @myersbob7517
      @myersbob7517 Год назад +9

      @@Comir727 yeah it makes it way easier to line it up with your subject

    • @Comir727
      @Comir727 Год назад +8

      @@myersbob7517 yeah I like it far more than a scope iron sight type thing on other telescopes you can see far more in detail what you're pointing at

    • @pianoraves
      @pianoraves Год назад +11

      Next level is a 10x scope

    • @dfwfishfeen8909
      @dfwfishfeen8909 Год назад +3

      ​@@pianoraves na. This is God mode 😂

  • @VortexsouIs
    @VortexsouIs Год назад +1

    man this brings me back for some reason, to when i was camping in the middle of nowhere and, looked up and realized, no light pollution, I laid and watched the amazing night sky staring into the cosmos, but also saw the iss passing by every 50 seconds or so, think about how amazing it would be to fly so fast, I can only imagine a globe with no light pollution, where we can just look up and see our galaxy

  • @anaszeidan8117
    @anaszeidan8117 Год назад +607

    Reminder: some people with us on the same planet beileve that satellites are fake.

    • @Gump327
      @Gump327 Год назад +64

      That's pretty scary

    • @archibalddickworth6588
      @archibalddickworth6588 Год назад +91

      ​@@Gump327 Scary but also funny, as it makes you feel somewhat better about your own life

    • @fatitankeris6327
      @fatitankeris6327 Год назад +66

      ​@@Gump327 Yep, literally all the knowledge available, yet they choose ignorance

    • @cristhecris_
      @cristhecris_ Год назад

      Lmao how dumb people can be

    • @scifi_shop
      @scifi_shop Год назад +1

      ​@@archibalddickworth6588 almost as I can become president

  • @kyawthu755
    @kyawthu755 Год назад +45

    Even in space, you're being watched

  • @timowthie
    @timowthie Год назад +51

    This gives me goosebumps. How far humans have come

  • @farmingwithbron
    @farmingwithbron Год назад +1

    So cool

  • @zvisger
    @zvisger Год назад +9

    It's awesome that you can actually tell that it's the ISS. It's really clear.

  • @kasonobryant4693
    @kasonobryant4693 Год назад +341

    Bros really got a cobra reflex sight on his telescope 💀

  • @ThatOneOf3StrongholdPlayers
    @ThatOneOf3StrongholdPlayers Год назад +45

    “Hey Dave”
    “Yeah?”
    “Why the fuck is there a laser pointing at the shuttle?”

  • @CDsComment
    @CDsComment 11 месяцев назад

    Goodjob 😊 Keep it up!

  • @zevoryy
    @zevoryy Год назад +27

    Bro really took stalking people to a whole new level 💀

    • @ozbullymorales1020
      @ozbullymorales1020 Год назад

      When peeping on the neighbours doesn’t get him off anymore.

  • @JayDillDrums
    @JayDillDrums Год назад +71

    That’s legitimately insane that you can see the light reflecting off it. 🤩

    • @patton303
      @patton303 Год назад +5

      If you’ve ever seen it in a dark night sky, it’s crazy how bright it is. And FAST!

    • @ke6gwf
      @ke6gwf Год назад

      ​@@patton303I got to see it and the Shuttle getting ready to berth go overhead at dusk a few years ago, it was cool!

    • @Grandma-spanker
      @Grandma-spanker Год назад

      U can also see it shine with the naked eye

    • @kahn9918
      @kahn9918 Год назад

      Strange how the reflection is always seen from all angles 🤯. It's almost like it lit up with its own lights

    • @ke6gwf
      @ke6gwf Год назад

      @@kahn9918 if you look at pictures of the ISS, you will see that it has solar panels and radiators and various other reflective surfaces pointing in multiple directions, so yes, you can see something reflecting from many angles, especially if you are looking at it just after sundown when the angles are right.

  • @fizzyheart2486
    @fizzyheart2486 Год назад +11

    Awesome video, love how you can see the reflection on the panels shift

  • @mikeparsons7216
    @mikeparsons7216 4 месяца назад +2

    About 10 years ago or so, the news said, to look directly up at around 7:30ish pm to see the space station fly over Tucson Arizona. We saw it, but it only looked like a little star or light going by, still cool

    • @seetha7
      @seetha7 3 месяца назад

      You can see it quite a bit. It’s easy to miss though

  • @vaporwingfauxmcloud1190
    @vaporwingfauxmcloud1190 Год назад +21

    Imagine being on the ISS feeling like you always have eyes on you 24/7 😂

  • @izotrader
    @izotrader Год назад +981

    Some people still think, it is fake 😂😂

    • @asher05
      @asher05 Год назад +47

      Yeah lol, what a crazy world

    • @keliangodofwar4999
      @keliangodofwar4999 Год назад +83

      You will soon realize how crazy it is you're saying that

    • @Lunararereal
      @Lunararereal Год назад +101

      ​@@keliangodofwar4999what do you mean by that

    • @leonardohoffmann6845
      @leonardohoffmann6845 Год назад

      ​@@keliangodofwar4999delusional

    • @keliangodofwar4999
      @keliangodofwar4999 Год назад

      @@Lunararereal you will sooner or later realize

  • @justaSwedie
    @justaSwedie Год назад +8

    That's actually supper impressive

  • @deezaldad3264
    @deezaldad3264 11 месяцев назад +1

    Reach out and touch something.
    Well done 👏

  • @Moviesmojoshorts99
    @Moviesmojoshorts99 Год назад +12

    This is once in a life experience for me thanx bro
    By the way you deserve more attention
    Love from odisha india 🇮🇳 ❤️

    • @mathsguy-ul8nj
      @mathsguy-ul8nj Год назад

      Well, watch the video more than once lol

    • @hatti...
      @hatti... Год назад

      ​@@HammadAliTV at least come up with a somewhat clever way to lie

  • @mxlaysiann
    @mxlaysiann Год назад +57

    That coyote sight looking mad epic

  • @arthurosch
    @arthurosch Год назад +115

    Flat earthers : "that pict is edited" 🤡

    • @archibalddickworth6588
      @archibalddickworth6588 Год назад +16

      Flat earthers have told me before that they think the ISS is a spy plane with panels fitted to disguise it 😂

    • @jaypolas4136
      @jaypolas4136 Год назад +4

      ​@@archibalddickworth6588it's a spy plane that has austronauts and orbits earth 🧐

    • @hoesstayawayhesmine
      @hoesstayawayhesmine Год назад +1

      ​@@archibalddickworth6588 bruhhh 💀

    • @DM-zb8hw
      @DM-zb8hw Год назад +1

      Indeed Earth is flat and Allah is the only truth. These Pentagon funded CGI videos can't deviate us from the Holy Quran. One day you guys will know the truth. I invite you to islam to save you☪️💚

    • @hoesstayawayhesmine
      @hoesstayawayhesmine Год назад +1

      Flat earthers deleted comment : Indeed Earth is flat and Allah is the only truth. These Pentagon funded CGI videos can't deviate us from the Holy Quran. One day you guys will know the truth. I invite you to islam to save you ❤
      -------
      💀

  • @Smiththebat
    @Smiththebat Год назад

    Manual tracking that is hella impressive, ngl.

  • @chevy383jt
    @chevy383jt Год назад +121

    And people think that it doesn't exist. The moon tonight was awesome. Broke out my little telescope and got a good look.

    • @Thatguynotgay
      @Thatguynotgay Год назад +3

      It isn't real it's not what you think it is

    • @minuzbecomez
      @minuzbecomez Год назад +24

      @@Thatguynotgayare you serious?

    • @Thatguynotgay
      @Thatguynotgay Год назад +3

      @@minuzbecomez helium filled solar powered hovering craft laugh one day you'll see

    • @MonsterEnergy2460
      @MonsterEnergy2460 Год назад +23

      @@ThatguynotgayI see your English is bad

    • @dilzproductions
      @dilzproductions Год назад +26

      @@Thatguynotgaybro what drugs are you taking, I want some 😂

  • @palco22
    @palco22 Год назад +16

    Nifty ! I miss the large reflected light we used to see when ever the shuttle was docked to the ISS.

    • @catalintimofti1117
      @catalintimofti1117 Год назад

      The Shuttle docked with the ISS is one of the hardest pictures ever

  • @Mr_Rabbit
    @Mr_Rabbit Год назад +4

    This stuff gives me goosebumps. Seeing it with your own eyes is a crazy feeling.

  • @justinmillette8737
    @justinmillette8737 Год назад

    That's cool as hell. Do another one

  • @bfont
    @bfont Год назад +316

    That football field sized satellite is traveling at five miles per second. Very impressive shot

    • @paulmyers5371
      @paulmyers5371 Год назад

      It's probably a drone with isis on a Sting?

    • @josephquinn2881
      @josephquinn2881 Год назад +7

      Well it’s relative , it’s not like we are standing still and it’s passing at 5 miles per second lmao . People love to sound smart

    • @XenteBR
      @XenteBR Год назад +46

      @@josephquinn2881 This comment was just trying to complement the creator of this short, not inform anyone of something. If anyone is trying to sound smart, it’s you.

    • @greenlightxbpg
      @greenlightxbpg Год назад +23

      @@XenteBR bro you didn’t have to murder him like that

    • @emanuelrodriguez1682
      @emanuelrodriguez1682 Год назад +1

      Impressive a satellite the size of a football field is that fast 😳

  • @DerangedHulk
    @DerangedHulk Год назад +4

    Damn that's cool! My dad actually welded parts for the ISS when he was younger

  • @majinbu5018
    @majinbu5018 Год назад +146

    Flat earthers will still say space is fake😂

    • @godbyone
      @godbyone Год назад +26

      I have a picture of Godzilla. It’s real proof

    • @relaxationmeditation499
      @relaxationmeditation499 Год назад +6

      Exactly. ​@@godbyone

    • @elderpebler9482
      @elderpebler9482 Год назад +34

      @@godbyone You used a False analogy fallacy by equating a picture of Godzilla to the evidence supporting the existence of space

    • @dabbingraccoons6416
      @dabbingraccoons6416 Год назад

      @@elderpebler9482your face is a logical fallacy because you are only giving me two options. I slap you or slap you harder

    • @crustcheese5003
      @crustcheese5003 Год назад

      @@relaxationmeditation499exactly. Everything is fake and this is the matrix. 🥴

  • @GreySharr
    @GreySharr Год назад +106

    I was once able to see the ISS quite clearly with my eyes only in the evening, it was still only a small dot, but given its trajectory and speed, I knew what it was, and it felt quite amazing 🤩

    • @Level_No_Curve
      @Level_No_Curve Год назад

      Lmao you cant see something 300feet long 250 miles away going 17.5k mph allegedly. Are you daft

    • @tonymontana6734
      @tonymontana6734 Год назад +13

      Sure

    • @ryanlyle9201
      @ryanlyle9201 Год назад +5

      I’ll never forget aiming a telescope randomly and the first thing I saw was the ISS shoot by. You couldn’t see it well with the naked eye, but where I live, during summer afternoons, you can watch it track across the sky because of its speed and how it shines. My great uncle never let us miss it when he spotted it.

    • @I_AM_THE_S1ORM
      @I_AM_THE_S1ORM Год назад +3

      There is a iss tracking app and it tells you whenever iss is coming in your area and the 1st time I saw it, it was very big and clearly visible I thought it was closer than a normal aeroplane but it went away quickly

    • @c.aleb6
      @c.aleb6 Год назад +6

      @@tonymontana6734lmao I have too bud it’s really not that hard if you know when it’s coming around why you so doubtful 😂

  • @user-fv8jt4dj6z
    @user-fv8jt4dj6z 2 месяца назад

    I just saw this scene live today. Amazed me!

  • @omarflamenco4864
    @omarflamenco4864 Год назад +8

    This the most beautiful images I ever seen.
    Always wanted to see the ISSs flying that closely.

  • @arercee5528
    @arercee5528 Год назад +12

    I can barley get get my rig to keep up with the movement of the moon, this is actually really impressive.

  • @effortlessproductions
    @effortlessproductions Год назад +4

    Fantastic work dude. I’m impressed!!! This takes some serious skill to pull off manually.

  • @cee5794
    @cee5794 11 месяцев назад

    Nice!! Iss is my all time favorite morning object! I'll never forget how it zoomed past in early morning, I also followed it manually, almost surreal how good you can actually see it.

  • @Unlovable9
    @Unlovable9 Год назад +10

    Ive always wished my eyes were powerful enough to see this in the night sky

    • @noro305
      @noro305 Год назад +1

      Do eye push-ups

    • @leoschmain9730
      @leoschmain9730 Год назад

      You can see it without a telescope, you just need to use a tracker app(If I remember correctly there are many of them but the nasa one is the one that I personally use) check when it will go over your city, and if you don’t have a binoculars you will see a “big” dot overflying your city, I recommend you taking a good and powerful binocular or a telescope, so you can see it a bit more detailed, the app sometimes can by mistake tell you the wrong time, but if that happens just try again in another date.

  • @unbearifiedbear1885
    @unbearifiedbear1885 Год назад +62

    Major props on the manual tracking - people who've never used a telescope will have no idea how tricky that was (or how fast you would've been tracking!)
    Kudos, Sir - excellent pictures ❤

    • @XJag9684
      @XJag9684 Год назад +3

      I agree. Just off the top I think it passes every 3 hour or hour ½. Something like that. I wish I had a telescope period.

    • @Anonymous8317
      @Anonymous8317 Год назад +1

      Travels at ~18,500 mph

    • @ChipChopChip
      @ChipChopChip Год назад

      ​@@XJag9684and yet we only see it a few times a year? Makes sense...

    • @sohamnayak7191
      @sohamnayak7191 Год назад +1

      Exactly, and at such magnifications, the fov is very little. It's amazing he pulled it off

  • @demon13doc
    @demon13doc Год назад +32

    Flat earthers hate this guy

    • @relaxationmeditation499
      @relaxationmeditation499 Год назад +3

      We don't.

    • @dabbingraccoons6416
      @dabbingraccoons6416 Год назад +7

      @@relaxationmeditation499I found a flat earther in the wild it looks like. Even with thousands of pages of provable evidence they refuse to believe that the planet we live on could be in the shape of a sphere

    • @Localnimation
      @Localnimation Год назад

      While ignoring to give their own evidence ​@@dabbingraccoons6416

    • @doubtsolverDoubtsolver
      @doubtsolverDoubtsolver Год назад

      ​​@@dabbingraccoons6416betch I will send you to space one slap get that

    • @hailer639
      @hailer639 Год назад

      @@relaxationmeditation499go to space and see for yourself

  • @Rainmanai
    @Rainmanai 11 месяцев назад

    That’s so awesome, thanks for sharing

  • @richifilms6824
    @richifilms6824 Год назад +601

    POV looking for flat earth comments

    • @EliaxLavrix__
      @EliaxLavrix__ Год назад +1

      Bruh

    • @muzzleflash1
      @muzzleflash1 Год назад +22

      What is the purpose of the Antarctic Treaty?

    • @PsychedelicVortex
      @PsychedelicVortex Год назад +79

      @@muzzleflash1scientific research

    • @alpha_6705
      @alpha_6705 Год назад

      @@muzzleflash1I went on Google earth and found a spot inside the spt and they are trying to understand dark matter and dark energy

    • @alpha_6705
      @alpha_6705 Год назад +10

      @@muzzleflash1but what gets me is why are there so many countries invested into it?

  • @sssethaaadams5601
    @sssethaaadams5601 Год назад +12

    Yoo thats sickk dude we need to see more of this

  • @ModestCube100
    @ModestCube100 Год назад +31

    “Colonel we found his location. Reaper is up and we are ready to fire sir”

  • @我们爱面
    @我们爱面 Год назад

    That is really really cool

  • @AnupomAG
    @AnupomAG Год назад +4

    Just incredible

  • @TheExplosiveGuy
    @TheExplosiveGuy Год назад +4

    Now that's awesome, I don't think I've ever seen an amateur astronomer get a clear-ish image of the ISS from the ground, badass. I've only seen the ISS pass overhead once in my life, it blew my mind how damn fast the thing was.

    • @sahilinamdar4097
      @sahilinamdar4097 Год назад

      how with your bare eyes ?

    • @rhutchison2k
      @rhutchison2k Год назад +3

      ​@@sahilinamdar4097 there are apps that let you know when the ISS passes overhead during dawn/dusk when the ambient light is low but it's still illuminated due to the altitude difference. The effect? A bright object going quite fast across a dimly lit or dark sky. That's how.

    • @TheExplosiveGuy
      @TheExplosiveGuy Год назад

      @@sahilinamdar4097 👆 what he said. It was dusk when I saw it, the ground was dark but sunlight was still coming over the top of the atmosphere which illuminated the ISS against the black sky.

  • @bearieroblox6451
    @bearieroblox6451 Год назад +8

    Flat earthers ain’t gonna believe this one.

    • @787aida-rivers.a
      @787aida-rivers.a 11 месяцев назад

      lol I was thinking same the thing

    • @2012lmfao
      @2012lmfao 11 месяцев назад

      Why? What's that got to do with the earth being flat and stationary and the ether and stars moving around us. It just further confirms the lies that idiots like you believe.

    • @Muchotexto24
      @Muchotexto24 11 месяцев назад

      Déjalos ,su iq no alcanza el nivel suficiente como para construirse o comprarse un telescopio y diferenciar una mosca pegada en el lente,una mota de polvo ,un ovni,un asteroide ,un satélite o la iss

    • @liftingtheveil8361
      @liftingtheveil8361 8 месяцев назад +1

      I don't understand why globers cannot see it rotating in the footage.

  • @icedad9
    @icedad9 Год назад

    Saw the ISS as it passed over our house a few times on a clear night. It moves crazy fast. Great job.

  • @Top-Code
    @Top-Code Год назад +4

    That is clean man!

  • @MoonIsOdd
    @MoonIsOdd Год назад +156

    Mf got a picture of the iss but bank security cameras can't even catch someone standing still 💀

    • @Freedom-denier
      @Freedom-denier Год назад +9

      I get that this a joke but it is getting old. The reason banks dont use high quality videos is that they will take too much space. They dont have storage to store terabytes of videos over the years

    • @MoonIsOdd
      @MoonIsOdd Год назад

      @@Freedom-denier They cant get motion activated cameras? My family has 4 and they so it shouldnt be to hard for a f*ckin bank to do it themselves...

    • @AmandaLacroix-u3b
      @AmandaLacroix-u3b Год назад +3

      Still dosent make any sense, they are that cheap they don't want to invest in some sort of cloud memory...? that's the best excuse they come up with...? Pathetic i don't buy it

    • @Freedom-denier
      @Freedom-denier Год назад +1

      @@AmandaLacroix-u3b there are so many other reasons. Things like cleaning and infastracture cost aside. Security cameras are made to handle beinf able to take videos in any lighting condition. And they have to take a wide view too which renders their quality and resolution due to having little pexels and no focus

    • @gregjones4791
      @gregjones4791 Год назад +3

      I have high def cameras at my fast food job. It doesn't take much space at all. Not any more than they already use. And you only have to save a month at a time or so.

  • @dakshinamoorthy2973
    @dakshinamoorthy2973 Год назад +8

    Hope my eyes gets that clarity soon without glasses 😂

  • @AC-Ninja
    @AC-Ninja Год назад

    Very cool! That would be awesome to see in person. I imagine it's not easy find the moving needle in the proverbial Haystack

  • @HADESthe3RD
    @HADESthe3RD Год назад +4

    You're amazing

  • @DesiderataSanctuary
    @DesiderataSanctuary Год назад +42

    "Is that a moon?"
    "No, just an astronaut mooning us."

  • @damiansanchez6242
    @damiansanchez6242 Год назад +8

    Yo, imagine someone from the ISS looks back at him and they just stare.

  • @richard.s1975
    @richard.s1975 11 месяцев назад

    The ISS is so easy to see in low evening light. It moves like a plane but more so. I have seen it twice and it is fascinating

  • @makingmoney8405
    @makingmoney8405 Год назад +12

    Wow. Considering the speed the ISS travels at over 17,000 MPH, you tracking and Navigating skills are quite good . And to get images not so blurry at those speeds is incredible as well . Great job brother .

    • @The1Mustache3
      @The1Mustache3 Год назад +3

      You believe that?

    • @Orteaz
      @Orteaz Год назад

      That’s what I’m saying!!! We must be spinning with it… I guess it’s true

    • @elipsorange
      @elipsorange Год назад +2

      Dude there's an app you can get to track the ISS and it's locations.

    • @dabbingraccoons6416
      @dabbingraccoons6416 Год назад

      @@The1Mustache3you don’t, why would they lie about it lol

    • @AHHHHHHHH21
      @AHHHHHHHH21 Год назад

      ​@@dabbingraccoons6416because uhh, scary government, ahh! Evil government Satan!!!!! I'm so smart!! I see past the lie!!!111!1!1!1!11

  • @Titan23era
    @Titan23era Год назад +5

    That’s insane, manually tracking something that is going 17,500mph

  • @neckiefloresjr.5731
    @neckiefloresjr.5731 Год назад +6

    "are those earthlings??"
    "You have eyes figure it out"

  • @danielmorris2654
    @danielmorris2654 11 месяцев назад

    That’s awesome what an amazing camera to own

  • @adnan4688
    @adnan4688 Год назад +5

    And its a damn good picture,you can clearly see the damn station 😎. I gotta get one of those haha

    • @n29287
      @n29287 Год назад

      you dont have to say damn so much

    • @adnan4688
      @adnan4688 Год назад

      @@n29287 Damnit these days, everyone has to say something damn stupid

  • @imperium1592
    @imperium1592 Год назад +6

    A telescope filming an space station 320 km away: *clear picture* meanwhile Security camera filming someone 10ft away: *messed up image*

    • @hatti...
      @hatti... Год назад +4

      i know its a joke but thats cause security cameras have to record hundreds of hours of footage and it would take a ridiculous amount of storage space if the film was high quality

    • @imperium1592
      @imperium1592 Год назад

      @@hatti... thanks bro i dont even know that fact

    • @jakefriesenjake
      @jakefriesenjake Год назад

      Nasa says that it's actually around 420 kms away from us, and it's going around 27,600 kph. They say it's 357 feet long or the size of a football field

  • @kevinvonwhiskerdoodlethecat
    @kevinvonwhiskerdoodlethecat Год назад +48

    A lot of ppl don’t know it fly’s over us 6 or seven times a day

    • @praneelpathak2911
      @praneelpathak2911 Год назад +10

      16 times

    • @theanarchist4312
      @theanarchist4312 Год назад

      Way more. A single revolution only takes about 90minutes

    • @AmandaLacroix-u3b
      @AmandaLacroix-u3b Год назад +3

      Every 90 minutes

    • @Maderat0rr
      @Maderat0rr Год назад +3

      @@AmandaLacroix-u3b At max 2 to 3 times a day. Earth is rotating underneath so it flies under the horizon most of the time.

    • @AndrewTSq
      @AndrewTSq Год назад

      @@Maderat0rr it looks faster than 2 to 3 times a day when looking at iss tracker-page which shows where the iss is all the time, and where it going. but I could be wrong. edit: just when I posted this, I remembered google exists. Nasa does tell us "In 24 hours, the space station makes 16 orbits of Earth, traveling through 16 sunrises and sunsets."

  • @carmelaszymanski8232
    @carmelaszymanski8232 11 месяцев назад

    ENJOY YOUR SHARING WITH US..
    THANK YOU ❤❤❤❤❤