I found an article in Discovery news how they Celebrated Earth night before Earth day with an amazing beautiful real view of the whole Earth during night of a time lapse. NOTE: This is not graphic animation, this is many or thousands of photograph sequenced together to make a video. On the bottom left corner of the video it shows you the location it is in on Earth. This is like thousands or more photograph in a time lapse.
On April 20Th 2012 - Before Earth day comes, they have celebrated “Earth Night with a video of time-lapse imagery from the International Space Station” (From Satellite). The Videos were stitched together with photographs taken by the Expedition 30 crew aboard ISS. I thought it was amazing and beautiful to see the scenery of Earth during night and seeing all these lights from earth and thunders and stars and even auroras! I thought it was amazing! It’s just beautiful! I chose this because I thought this was awesome and I couldn’t imagine how hard it was for these crew people to capture each and every moment from Earth in space. I had some questions:
- How is it even humanly possible to see stars over the U.S and how did they capture such beautiful imagery?
- Are they going to do this again?
- What were the struggles and difficulties of making this?
At discovery news, you can see the whole time of the video of when and where the location is and what happened at that location example: :36 (video time)– Aurora Australis over the Indian Ocean
