ISS Timelapse - Traveling to Europe, twice (26/31 July 2022)

Camera setup by Samantha Cristoforetti

Original timelapse by Riccardo Rossi (ISAA) - Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 4.0 International License -

Music: Un Planeta Unico by A.Torres Ruiz - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative 4.0 International License -

[Altenholz]

Exactly what i was looking for. Amazing in detail, easy to locate places, thanks!

[vtmosa]

Every one you know and everyone ever in the history of mankind lives and lived there. Thats exually mindblowing.

[okanaganrider]

If you go to Spot the Station, you can pick your city and get times and dates to view it as it passes over

[kevinfletcher]

Nice to see so many different languages in the comments.

[btw]

Out of the seemingly endless amount of planets we have discovered, this one is the most rare and beautiful of them all.

[Two_Buck]

Incredible. I wish they had popups that would point out landmarks.

[Snowwie]

To get an idea, the video starts with a flight over the Canary Islands and the ISS is moving into a North East direction towards Spain. And later on the 4:24 mark you see just down in the middle somewhat to the right the circular shape of the "Eye of the desert" in the Sahara, also known as the Richat Structure (which some believe is the ancient remnant of "Atlantis").

[anadominguez]

At first i saw my canary islands in front africa❤ so beautiful thankyou Gracias❤

[luciamarques]

Vendo essas imagens, penso, como somos insignificantes diante da grandiosidade que é a terra.

[mairios]

I don't know about you, but I feel amazed. Feel in love with our planet. Look at that blue cloak that protects us all, it is what makes possible the life we all know. It is so beautiful!! ❤

[dineshnagar]

Bahut khubsurat njara he hamari dharti ka

[americapasquale]

Bellissimo vedere tutti i continenti, e le sue caratteristiche Fisiche.E un emozione
Grazie mille❤di cuore 🇮🇹 8:10 ISS🇪🇺Timelapse

[Vejashorts]

Diferentes e variadas tipos de geografias na terra uma mais bonita que a outra

[easternyellowjacket]

Amazing. Just thinking about the significance of flying over the Mediterranean like that. For thousands of years it was the highway of trade and civilization. To be able to fly over it in outerspace is just mind blowing. If only some of the Romans from back then could look up in the night sky and see the ISS fly overhead. Amazing.

[jeremiahbrown]

Looks like earth without no city's or buildings no cars no people just earth itself 😊😇

[juanquintanalopez]

Impresionantes las imagenes, lo que se observa al pasar por el norte de africa cerca del estrecho de gibraltar parece como una cortina de humo como de un incendio forestal o algo asi. Si os fijais bien. Un saludo y gracias por este maravilloso video.

[filmsforsmartpeople]

LOL, i used Italy's "boot" as my reference to figure out where i am

[cris]

¡Que maravillosa es! Es fantástica, pero ¡¡es real!! Y aquí vivimos ...increíble 😍😍

[Susan]

Questa è la nostra casa e la nostra madre e dovremmo amarla e preservarla molto di più. Saluti dall' Italia

[thebeautyofuniverse]

Wow you can actually see a cloud of dusts from north africa desert flying from the start of the video