Speed of the ISS at ground level #shorts

The speed of the International Space Station on the ground #shorts

[Reverie]

Hit a couple buildings but it’s all good

[aaronm]

Her: “Can you come over?”
Him: “Sorry, onboard the ISS”
Her: “My parents aren’t home”

[garciaclerveaux]

Heck, if it was moving that fast at ground level it would burn up from all the friction with the air molecules

[Xonar_]

Hit the 2001 area once again but it is all good

[originalArchie]

It travels 5miles in a second, so faster than what is shown

[nontestk]

Bro almost cross the pacific ocean💀☠️💀

[remixedpixel]

woah be careful with those towers, you surely dont want anything to happen to them

[lolitahaze]

I'm so stupid i thought since it's called a station that it stays in one place and that only earth moves

[ButcherBob]

...the ISS is traveling at 17, 150 mph
The earth  is spinning at 1000 mph, also spinning around the sun at 66, 600 mph, which is spinning around the Milky way around  447, 000 mph.

[PaulSmith-hfdc]

Kind of expected 17500 mph look faster 🤣

[frmrchristian]

The visual sped up image looks a little too slow! The ISS is moving at 8 km/second!

[kbqdi]

Better speed your tape up some more even close. The ISS travels at about 17, 500 miles/28, 000 kilometers per hour. At this speed, the ISS orbits the Earth every 90 minutes,

[lukej]

Neo... if you're out there we could use some help right now...

[dreadnoughtus]

I thought it would look faster. That's 8km a second?

[greer]

It couldn't do this speed this close to the earth. It woukd break apart

[Xenobyte]

how is it look like to be a bullet going like that

[DON_PREET_]

hey what you use to get such view of earth

[kattar_DeshBhakt]

ISS Speed :28000 Km/h Or Mach 23
Avangard Missile Speed : 33000Km/h or Mach 27 😂

[TeamFresh-ze]

Well I don't really think that's true and I also think it's true because basically you can see the International Space Station flying over switch their naked eyes so I do not think you would not be able to see that

[parthidk]

It will be probably much slower considering the air density at ground is high and so is resistance.