200 miles above the earth - nice video

[wezcountry]

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=82JyM0h6ukw&feature=g-all-u]200 Miles Above Earth - Time Lapse View from the ISS at Night - YouTube[/ame]

 

[g1c9]

whenever I watch a video like this it reminds me how large and significant I am

 

[skohh]

Tangy was talking about it too here: http://www.wickedfire.com/shooting-shit/161387-words-great-ted-theodore-logan-woah.html

Awesome video

 

[zingo]

Holy shit did you see that UFO at :45 that was some freaky shit man.. wow!!!

 

[shindig]

It's a cool video. Anyone seen the old documentary called "For all mankind"? It had some narly footage in it from nasa and from a cool perspective, the astronauts, with their interviews as they went to the moon. This reminds me of it a bit.

 

[MyOwnDemon]

Hey NASA, release your real images of the dark side of the moon (NASA reads wickedfire, right?).

 

[Philip P]

Awesome.

 

[seoworking]

My ambition was to be an astronaut because of the lifestyle i have i have to leave the dream.when i see videos like this ,it reminds that nothing is bigger than your goal go for it.feel good watching the video,we all are lost in our world but there is lot of things in this universe that we are unaware

 

[WebairGerard]

Amazing! always love videos like this.

 

[shindig]

Hey NASA, release your real images of the dark side of the moon (NASA reads wickedfire, right?).

In the movie For All Mankind (1989) - IMDb they show the dark side of the moon It's nasa footage from several missions they piece together to make 1 congruent mission to the moon, a moon landing, riding dune buggies around the moon, and the conversations of the guys giggling like little girls as they're bouncing around on the moon. When they're orbiting earth there are some scenes where an astronaut is just dangling by a wire from the shuttle over Earth.

 

[m0rtal]

Hey NASA, release your real images of the dark side of the moon (NASA reads wickedfire, right?).

Dark side of the moon: NASA releases first ever glimpse of the side we never see | Space, Military and Medicine | News.com.au

 

[m0rtal]

Earth looks beautiful from afar, but the closer you zoom in the more depressing it gets.