As part of its steadily growing collection of publicized video of the Earth from space and of other major celestial phenomena, NASA has recently released their newest 4K ultra HD montage of our pale blue world as it looks from aboard the International Space Station. This video and a number of other previous releases are all part of the space agency’s continuing mission to present the whole Earth in the clearest, sharpest ever level of total detail possible with new digital video technology.
This particular piece of stunning content runs for just three minutes but it shows both the planet’s surface as it floats by below the ISS and the astronauts themselves working outside in the vacuum of orbital freefall.
NASA is also aiming to showcase how it monitors the vital signs of our planet from assorted data sources on land, air and space through a network of satellites and the agency’s own observatories on the ground and in the Earth’s atmosphere.
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