ISS Timelapse - Deep Space from Space (04/06/07/08 Aug 2024)

Camera setup by Matthew Dominick

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

Music: Deep Relaxing Ambient Music by Raw Vibrations - Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivative - 4.0 International License -

[kaeez]

This breathtaking view is a reminder of what our ancestors once saw, long before light pollution existed. It's no wonder ancient civilizations were so skilled in astronomy - when the stars were this clear and vast, they naturally became a guide and source of wonder.

[j.w.r]

I keep coming back to this because the last time I saw the night sky like this was in Colorado when I was a teen.
UntiI I saw the sky in such an even more fantastic manner on the north end of Nantucket Island when it was 12°f outside in the late 90s.
I thought my eyes were deceiving meas I looked out at the ocean, which was completely still, and it looked like we were floating in space.
I ran outside and looked up, and it was there, everything around us, and I almost cried at the sight of the universe, you could see it all.
The Milky Way center was slightly below us, and the galactic arm we sat above stretched out at the earth, I couldn't believe I could see it.
I could see the colors of gas clouds, the stars, the nebulas, the center of our galaxy in orange and white.
I highly recommend that if you can, go to that magical island and see your place in the universe.
It was one of the most emotional epiphanies of realization and humility of scale I've ever experienced in my life.

[BrotherAlan]

THIS is the the video I have been wanting to see from the ISS! Yes! I want to see out into space not look back at Earth.

[petarswift]

It resembles a deep ocean. Space is like a fluid to me. Greetings from Serbia.

[allancarey]

I don’t know about anyone else….but I’d love it did you did an hours long clip of this type of footage (continuous of the same scene) with this music. It would be perfect to bliss out on :) (And thank you)

[RedCanyonWolf]

It’s so interesting to me that everyone who escapes light pollution and sees the sky like this just stops in utter captivation, staring. It’s like an instant pull. Everything just goes quiet and we all lock eyes with the stars. There’s something to that connection. If you know, you know.

[ghostwrench]

I am 52 years old. How is it that this is the first time I have seen these kinds of images from space? This just amazing! I love it!!

[SandCrabNews]

It is a privilege to be up there for the experience. I was camping at Lake Hemet, CA and got out of my tent at 2:00 am to water a tree and stood in awe of the stars.

[jfvxclk]

What a view ! Humbling in every way but we're part of it all. There are no words to accurately describe what's out there.

[AA-qknf]

There are more stars in the universe than all the grains of sand on Earth. Could never fathom it until seeing this video.

[Winnspeed]

Every time I stress out about anything I check this out and it reminds me, cherish the time I have because it’s just so small and insignificant.

[WortexCZ]

I'm not crying! You're crying!

Indescribable beauty! Thank you so much for these shots.
Until recently, I thought I was incapable of envy. After watching a few videos on this channel, I already know what real envy is. That's a view I'd trade my life for!

[cryptohacker]

It's been decades since I had a night of telescope stargazing absent light pollution. It made me dizzy, nauseous and humbling to view the vastness of the Universe. This is a great reminder of that awe, beauty and sheer immensity. Earth is a speck of dust in a never ending void of energy transfers.

[Runninglikeatomboy]

This is delightful and soothing, thank you.

[velchuck]

It sure makes one feel really small. Beautiful and amazing.

[Chris-ofxm]

Imagine each of these little dots is a Galaxy, hundreds of thousands of light years across or more... we can't even comprehend the scale of these things and we take for granted what we're actually all looking at watching this video. Thank you for posting

[Yjn]

You stare at space, imagine you're actually staring at infinity. Like looking downward at the ocean and there's no bottom.

[JoshSmith-ffdw]

Every point is its own shade of daylight, up close. Wonderful video. Spiritual.

[NoreenDyer]

💫✨️🎶🌌🌟🌌🎶✨️💫I Love This!!! Total Fascination, Admiration, Bliss, and Appreciation for This, The Cosmos!!! Thank You!!! Also, the music that accompanies this is important and perfect! I thought to myself, besides an occasional moment of quietness, tranquility, I must have my favorite music alongside with me!!! (I can't have the Beloved Cosmos without music!!!) For some reason, Music and the Universe go together!!! Thanks again, and I really loved watching this!!!❤️💫🌍🌟🌌🙏

[lilygoldcatudan]

Best time lapse ever with all honest raw beauty being captured