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Ethan Kane, a NASA Astronaut and decorated pilot, has recently retired from active duty to spend more time with his wife and young son. As he tries to adjust to a quieter life on the ground, he’s approached to fly one last mission...testing the first faster-than-light spacecraft. While the world watches, Kane takes The Longshot on its maiden voyage.
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Thanks for watching Space Videos: Live video of Earth from space — as seen from the Nasa ISS live stream aboard the International Space Station.
— Watch our latest video — The Sun — Our Dynamic Star www.youtube.com/watch?v=NUuHA9WbVCY
— The International Space Station — ISS — circles the earth at 240 miles above the planet, on the edge of space in low earth orbit.
The station is crewed by NASA astronauts as well as Russian Cosmonauts and a mixture of Japanese, Canadian and European astronauts as well.
The Expedition 64 Crew are:
Kate Rubins
Victor Glover
Soichi Noguchi
Sergey Ryzhikov
Michael Hopkins
Shannon Walker
Sergey Kud-Sverchkov
Beautiful views of planet Earth seen from the ISS. As seen from the Nasa space video ISS live stream — A real astronaut view of Earth!
THIS WILL SHOW LIVE and PRE-RECORDED FOOTAGE — depending on signal from the station or if the ISS is on the night side of Earth.
When the feed is live the words LIVE NOW will appear in the top left hand corner of the screen.
As the Space Station passes into a period of night every 45 mins video is unavailable — during this time, and other breaks in transmission, recorded footage is shown.
When back in daylight the live stream of earth will recommence
Thanks for watching with us on Space Videos — were grateful to be able to share these wonderful views of our home —
This ISS live feed of planet earth from space is courtesy of Nasa Earth Viewing Cameras aboard the international space station. The station is crewed by #NASA astronauts as well as Russian Cosmonauts and a mixture of Japanese, Canadian and European astronauts as well.
Before you ask —
Why cant we see the stars?
The cameras have a low light exposure for viewing Earth in daylight, so no stars are seen on the feeds, although the Sun, Moon and Venus can be seen. The Earth or moon on these videos is many hundreds of thousands of times brighter than the brightest stars and the cameras shoot at 60 frames per second — with an exposure that allows us to get a good view of the Earth. This exposure is too short to capture stars which are incredibly faint compared to the brightness of the planet. (Its down to photography rather than conspiracy!)
What do those different screens mean?
The bottom left screen shows photos of Earth taken by ISS astronauts.
The middle screen shows the current position of the Space Station (the large white H shape!)
The bottom right will is a 2nd live cam which will display timelapse video when the live stream is not available.
#nasalive #ISSlive #earthfromspace
If you are here to talk about a flat earth then please dont bother. You can stay and watch our beautiful globe earth as it spins in space, but please dont share your nonsense beliefs in our chat.
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Watch the earth roll by courtesy of the NASA Live cameras
International Space Station Live Feed: Thanks to NASA for this www.nasa.gov The ISS passes into the dark side of the earth for roughly half of each of its 90 minute orbits. During this time no video is available. We would recommend that you check out some recorded footage while you wait — click the link above.
Дорогой мир,
Давай поговорим о времени.
Когда я загрузил мое первое видео на YouTube 7 лет назад, Я бы никогда и не подумал, что оно получит так много внимания. Имел много обсуждений, встретил новых людей, продолженных, чтобы сделать видео о вещах, которые заинтриговали меня. Или испытал эффекты.
Я наслаждался им много, и я все еще читаю каждый комментарий, который появляется. И они продолжают приходить. Я очень рад, что начал это хобби. И я смущен вниманием.
Ну, поскольку время проходило, я находил все меньше времени для работ над видео, боролся с другими вещами в жизни и задался вопросом, найду ли я когда-нибудь время снова.
Но я всегда знал одну вещь:
Я кое-что должен Вам. Все время люди спрашивали о продолжении к сравнению размеров звёзд. И да, я пообещал однажды.
Я держу свои обещания. Так, каждый раз, когда я находил время в прошлом году, я тратил его на проект. И вот он.
Я надеюсь, что Вам понравится. Я пытался сделать его в немного другим способом. Любопытствую об отзывах. Я знаю, что едва ли буду в состоянии победить музыку из первой части, но позвольте мне сказать, Вангелис Альфа — часть, которая очень дорога моему сердцу, я всегда держал её в памяти.
Все еще ищу возможности контакта с музыкантами.
Я не знаю, что принесёт будущее, но я надеюсь, что мы получим вести друг от друга. Наслаждайтесь!
How is the chemical energy of gasoline transformed into kinetic energy of a moving car? And where does that kinetic energy go when the car crashes into something and stops moving?
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Matt Parker and a team of Domino Computer Builders balanced over 10,000 dominoes in a carefully designed circuit. The result was a Domino Computer capable of automatically adding numbers. It can take any two four-digit binary numbers and return the five-digit binary sum.
Computer design:
Matt Parker, Katie Steckles, Paul Taylor, Andrew Taylor, Siân Fryer
Builders:
Ben Curtis, Becky Smedley, Mike Bell, Blair Lavelle, Andrew Pontzen, Jonathan Sanderson, Elin Roberts, Chris Roberts, Ben Ashforth, Gillian Kiernan, David Julyan
Thanks to Marieke Navin, Natalie Ireland, Nicola Frost and everyone at the Museum of Science and Industry who made this possible. www.mosi.org.uk/
Huge thanks to Jonathan Sanderson at StoryCog for making the video. storycog.com/