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Time lapse: Sunshine over Earth
Topic Started: 23 Jul 2012, 03:23 PM (27 Views)
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Time lapse: Sunshine over Earth

As they orbit the Earth from a height of 400 kilometers (240 miles), astronauts aboard the International Space Station take hundreds, thousands of photographs of the Earth below and the skies above. These images are online at a NASA archive called The Gateway of Astronaut Photography of the Earth. This archive is free and open to everyone, which means people so inclined can collect them, put them together, add music, and make incredible, moving, stunning, brain-expanding time-lapse videos… like this one from Knate Myers called View from the ISS at Night:



Video link ................ View from the ISS at Night
http://vimeo.com/45878034
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