ISS flyby at low altitude (insane speed)

ISS Flyby at 10,000ft (3,000 meters) in Microsoft Flight Simulator

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[tfhktqv]

We should all be thankful for the bravery of the astronauts who daringly flew the ISS at such a low altitude just to give us this amazing footage.

[henyr]

Do voyager 1 next I think it's somewhere around mach 40

[Taokyle]

When your teacher says ‘assume no friction and resistance' and you decided to lower the altitude of the ISS

[acf]

When you ISS starts saying "Terrain! Terrain! Pull up! Pull up!" you know something has gone terribly wrong.

[blzs_perger]

I'd really watch a 3 hour version where the iss goes around the earth twice with some chill ambient music

[man_on_wheelz]

I mean, it makes sense. If you've ever downloaded the ISS Tracker App and watched it fly by at its actual altitude, it's truly amazing how quickly it gets in and out of your view. A good direct overhead fly by only lasts a few short minutes from appearing to disappearing, and in the app you can see how much land it covers in that time span.

[zarlokx]

0:41 "Sir, there's a second ISS coming !"

[ben]

Now consider that Voyager 1 has been travelling at more than twice this speed for over 45 years, and has only just left the Solar System.

[iadlife]

I always thought about things like this like what speeds of planes and satellites would be like when put into perspective at ground level. Really great videos!

[edonslow]

If you can spot it at night, it's really amazing how quickly it goes from horizon to horizon.

[Starfox]

'Slaps the hood'

NASA: You know how many Sonic Booms this bad baby makes!

[Cotte]

when she says she'll only be home alone for 45 mins but you live on the other side of the earth:

[srinitaaigaura]

I spotted the ISS once overhead just after sunset (India). The flare was momentarily brighter than Venus and the speed with which it flew was astonishing. I got back to my room less than half an hour later and discovered it was already past Japan. The speed is ridiculous!

[apyr]

Gotta respect how NASA managed to keep it in orbit so low

[talkaboutwacky]

Im just imagining inside of it is Dark Helmet from Spaceballs holding on for dear life shouting "My brains are going into my feet!'

[mrtomatohead]

Not gonna lie, I actually wanna watch the full 90 minutes of it orbiting the earth.

[Anas-tevh]

Shoutout to the cameraman for running this fast

[HansTheilLuiz]

I dont know whats more impressive, the ISS flying at such altitude, or the drone chasing her at that extreme speed!

[ivanak]

Simply amazing. I was just thinking about this when I immediately came across it in the recommendations.

[xXDrocenXx]

When you pause the video at 1:05, you see on the left a mountain called Grimming, the last bigger one of this mountain link. On the other side around 20 km is standing my house. Right under you is the airport Niederöblarn. There is stationed a ambulance helicopter. You are in Styria, Austria. I have recognized the landscape. I know everything in this area.