A sight only astronauts can see ☄️
Meteorite falling to Earth, captured from the ISS board

View of the Black Sea from the ISS

A visual demonstration of how close the asteroid Apophis could pass near Earth in 2029 ☄️

Scientists estimate that the asteroid will pass near us at a record distance - we will be separated by only 32,000 kilometres.

The event can be seen by everyone with the naked eye.

This is what North America looked like 92 million years ago.

Feel yourself in the shoes of an astronaut - in front of you is a real video from the ship that went into outer space.

American female astronaut Sunita Williams took this selfie on 30 January 2025, 423 kilometres above the Pacific Ocean 😃

This is the ninth spacewalk for the NASA astronaut. In total, Sunita has spent 62 hours and 6 minutes in outer space in her lifetime.

💫 PLANET PARADE right now - all the giants of the Solar System are lined up in a row.

The cosmic phenomenon can be seen WITHOUT a telescope until the end of February.

Epic video of the JAXA Explorer spacecraft landing on asteroid Ryugu in 2019 - the landing and take-off were filmed on a small on-board camera monitor 🤖

Sometimes spacesuits are just thrown off the ISS. Then it looks like a man is flying into space

👾 An astrophotographer witnessed the bright aurora borealis while on board an aeroplane at the time.

The process of preparing an astronaut for a spacewalk - you can see that without the help of co-crew members, the crew member would not have been able to handle the equipment on his own 👍

The second largest near-Earth asteroid, Eros, is about 16 kilometres in diameter compared to New York City

⚡️ For 5 years the astrophotographer has been taking pictures of the ISS against the background of different objects of the Solar System - the most successful ones were taken against the background of the Moon and the Sun.

Not so long ago he decided to collect a collection of his best photos in one video.

10 years - that's how long it took a school astronomy teacher to get stunning pictures of the moon in 48 different shades 🤩