Fly over North American east coast at night in Space Station time-lapse

See the International Space Station's view of the east coast of North America at night from the Gulf of Mexico to Nova Scotia. Imagery was captured in Dec. 28, 2019.

[jasonwebb]

You know what this video tells me. We need to start turning lights off at night. I have always wanted to see the night sky without all of this light pollution. I think it was in the early 90's when Los Angeles lost their power grid and everyone was freaking out and calling 911 because of all of those lights in the sky. They thought that the world was either being attacked by aliens or we the sky was falling. What an amazing site that could have been. Now I live pretty close to Baton Rouge Louisiana. When Hurricane Katrina hit, we lost power for about a week and it really took those guys almost 2 months to get the grid back up to 95%. Every night I would go outside with fingers crossed, just hoping that it wouldn't be cloudy. Well I never was able to see the true beauty of the night sky. That is definitely one thing that we gave up to have lights outside. Anyway have a great day everyone and stay safe.

[kennysherrill]

My Son was down there somewhere, I'm hoping he will someday be able to look down on earth just like this.

[Leo_Henry]

Yesterday, I saw a bright spot in the sky and it was the international space station. I showed it to my friends and explained that there were astronauts inside. Their ignorance didn't accept my explanation. I concluded that there are people with poor brain. 🤷🏼‍♂️

[an-gghn]

Passou bem depressa entre SW e NE no Nordeste do Brasil, assistí com minha família. Pareceu um ufo! Muito bom iss 🥳

[knaudi]

I can almost see my house from up here!

[DanFrederiksen]

Frame rate conversion issue and less than great image quality. You'd think they could afford an entry level consumer camera.

[kietj]

Really cool looking down how many people are using elctricity

[sardot]

Fake, See Gee Eye!
_-evey flat earther_