Jeff’s Earth - 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ธ.ค. 2016
- The first time you see Planet Earth from space, it’s stunning; when you’ve spent 534 days in space-more than any other American-it still is! On his most recent trip the International Space Station NASA astronaut Jeff Williams used an Ultra High Definition video camera that he pointed at the planet 250 miles below; here he shares some of those images, and talks about the beauty of the planet, the variety of things to see, and the value of sharing that perspective with everyone who can’t go to orbit in person.
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High resolution source footage: go.nasa.gov/2IGGpk2
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The moment the music swells and I noticed my country at 3:37, knowing I was there at that instant made me comprehend that I am part of a much bigger world then I realized. It brought tears to my eyes.
"We went to space in search of stars, we found the Earth !"
Notice that they seldom show ANY stars from the ISS. Why is that?
Ron Rooks Camera exposure
@@RonRooks Low ISO, the earth is too bright.
I'm glad this kind of video is on the trending list
Thank you Nasa, thank you Jeff. Thanks for show us this amazing home!
I know Jeff personally. This is not cgi and he has so much more photos way more then he is allowed to share. (nothing alien) NASA just has restrictions.
But Jeff is a great man and it is an honor to pick his brain on all sorts of topics. Be blessed Jeff.
Absolutely amazing!! Hopefully we can get some 60 fps 4k some day, thank you Jeff for this!!
"That's here, that's home, that's us..."
Man, I had happy tears watching this. I really wish I get the chance to go into orbit during my lifetime.
shadowlang404 I don't know about orbit, but if Blue Origins keeps their current track record you'll 've able to buy a seat on a suborbital flight for probably around $5 - $10,000 in ten years or so. Which is actually a really good price. That price tag is worth a view like that.
Yeah, pass on Blue Origin after Jeff Bezo's trolling of Elon and SpaceX. Now if it was a SpaceX flight....IM ON BOARD!!!!
shadowlang404
Well a SpaceX orbital flight will cost you millions. You shouldn't care whos launching stuff into space man its not a competition. And whatever competition there is will only do good. As long as its for peaceful purposes im rutting for whatever company is doing it.
I agree, but only to those with a large bank account to afford a trip, even to LEO. Travel to the moon is much farther down the road, unless there is a large cultural change like during the original space race when mankind had aspirations to conquer the Universe. Times have changed since then and mankind's dream has wandered away from that.....I do hope the dream to conquer space does return....but I'm not exactly confident that humankind is focused on that at this moment....were still way to self centered on Earthly things.....
shadowlang404
Well back in the 60's "Space Fever" was brought on for all the wrong reasons. The Cold War. It was fear. Now today we dont have that. ( Not yet anyway. China may be our next rival in Space ) So building up the RIGHT reason to go to space to explore and expand our scientific understanding a much harder thing to achieve when you dont have a super power threatening weapons superiority. It is happening though. SpaceX is defiantly popularizing things thats for sure. A good start.
Thanks, Jeff, for these wonderful views of Earth which most fellow earthbound humans have no chance to see in person, it's truly mesmerizing and what a gorgeous unique planet we lived in~
He has such a beautiful appreciation of our planet and this is truly amazing and a video worth trending. Thank you :)
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you, NASA. :')
Thanks for the video, what an experience it must be to view the earth from that altitude.
Thank you, Jeff! Its so beautiful...
Absolutely beautiful. Thank you, NASA. :)
This video is stunning, showing the beauty of our planet.
woww...such a amazing reality.. totally mesmerized thankyou so much....and also found one croc in the video... ;-)
thank you Jeff Williams for this amazing video
Amazing! I wish there's a video of whole Earth!
Super amazing! Great learning, thank you, Jeff!!
This is just amazing at 4k omg please more of this!
Please Intelstellar soundtrack plus this! What more can you ask!
Our planet is a miracle and precious ❤❤❤
THANK YOU JEFF!!!
just amazing! ♥
WOW! Just,,,,, WOW! This, this is the true meaning of awesome.
Thank you so much for all of it. All the years, fears, tears that it cost you and the others. Separation from the earth is separation from the people as well. Many may not say it but understand so I'm saying it for them. Thank you.
I'm going to have a wonderful day now. I hope you do as well.
_Our_ planet is so beautiful, thank you!..
truly beautiful
Thank you very much Jeff.
As a photographer I love this so much. It shows the entirety of Earth's beauty. I'd love to be an astronaut but I'm not smart enough 😅
You're lucky I'm a Walking Dead fan and get that reference Negan
Claire Gould if u want to do anything you can do everything NOTHING IS IMPOSSIBLE UNLESS YOU DONT TRY..... keep that in your mind work true out it surely you will become astronaut..... I promise you
Thank you for all of your amazing witnessing Jeff. 💛
Beautiful :-) Thank You NASA Johnson :-)
Goosebumps
Amazing,thanks for this video.Live earth from space is my last wish before i die.
Amazing video!
beautiful...
So beautiful
Beautiful
just... WOW!
I was gonna comment some meme.
but this video is too beautiful
And i was looking for something soothing to watch before sleep
I love the picture of the north east Africa/Middle east with the Nil and the Red sea!
Beautiful curvature there..
Beautiful round earth david
K hermosura d vídeo con imágenes d diferentes regiones del planeta
I could watch this for days at a time. I work in the film industry, and I suggest that NASA use An Arri Alexa camera with Panavision lenses. I hope NASA releases the full resolution files so we can view them on our 65" UHD TV screens here on Earth..
How lucky we are to have such a beautiful home...
Maybe, I do think so, there's earth-like planets out there but not that beautiful.... great video!!! we should take care of our "home".
Stick all the world leaders in a shuttle and let them view the world from up there for 5 minutes, i'm sure the world will be a very different place when they see how precious it is.
Stick all the world leaders in a shuttle and let them view the world from up there for a couple of decades. I'm sure the world will be a very different place.
Bence Sárosi Why stop at decades? it's not like we're bringing them back down
+Benjimaestro I'd rather not leave hazardous waste up there for longer than reasonable.
Yeah, so Putin can hack the moon and watch us all drown from the comfort of his brand new rocket?? No thank you!
David Edwards yeah, then they can sit their nice and safe while they bomb us all 😂
I think it's funny a picture of the Middle East came up when he said 'evidence for civilisation'
the shot at 1:29, I can't seem to find that specific shot in your UHD content download link. It's a shot we're wanting to use in a short film and it's just so fantastic. Is there any way you have this somewhere in original camera file?
In the HD download Link I did actually find a 4k MXF of this video, so I'm downloading that. Not camera original but hey it should be decent quality. The download keeps halting and I hit "continue" / "retry" so hopefully I succeed in getting it haha
I wonder what do experts sees in these photos. I mean, I know I couldn't see what a geologist, a climatologist, or an agriculturist sees in these photos regarding the colours, the clouds, and the squares... so I wonder... I'm myself limited, I can only sees colours, puff of clouds, and shapes.
Absolutely love this. Beautifully shot. Wish the flat earth believers would take time to educate themselves with this. Wonderful eye for the camera.
WOW !
I wish you had credited the composer - accompanying score was lovely.
Jaw dropping
Hello I've got a guitar tune that you could use with any new footage...If not ,could I also use the footage for my own version?
nice space illusion
Perfect with Hans Zimmer's "S.T.A.Y." :)
2:24 what does the tree formation mean or what is it
Where are the photos to download? :)
1:52 Athens, Greece. Also visible parts of Argolis, Corinthia, Attica, Boeotia.
The Netherlands (and England) @3:38 !
wow nice.. i love my planet, but it sad of who we become to our home planet..
This is fascinating. If the ISS could orbit further out at 1,000 miles Earth would look really good, and the orbit would be stable, there would be no fear of it spiralling down. However there would be problems in sending up supplies, and if there was an emergency. I think that one day we will have a space station further out, before we go to Mars.
60FPS 4k Available?
Thanks to everyone at NASA
I support you.
Please be careful of your body and do your best.
That small island in the centre of the frame in the beginning of the video... that's Malta... that's home.
Meu sonho ver o planeta por este ângulo.
Great video!
It would be really nice to have some music credits, though.
I like it when videos have subtitles. As it's very difficult to understand the accent. And videos like this must always have subtitles.
Watching on a tablet, computer screen, or your large tv screen is never the same as watching it at a IMAX screen. Those IMAX technology for the average home is still expensive. Unfortunately. Maybe someone will develop one soon. Either that, send me up into space for that wonderful experiences for a lifetime.
what is the music?
saw you on Basics Conference with Alistair Begg
And that's why we have to keep our planet alive...
Picturesque! Hello from Russia!
Only space ship (in our solar system) where life flourish
Rael Kaz we don't know own that for sure yet and won't for a very long time, although it is unlikely
Wow, thats high off of earth.
Beautiful!!! Someone want to play? Dubaï at 2'21"
You sure get a good look at the Chem-Trails
Miss my son...Jett...love you baby
Děkuji za překlad. Dobré čtení. Miluji když mi někdo dokáže ukázat odžitá moudra.
If you look closely you can see yourself down on earth
4:40 to 4:58. What is that body that forms from what, at first, seemed like a lens flare? Note how the video lingers on the faint blue 'planet' before fading to black.
Appears to be an internal lens reflection from the sun. Note the shaking of camera and artifact.
Jeffs great i don't want to take anything away from, i just thought wouldn't be great to send a poet up.
At 3:04
It's me mowing the front yard !
Это прекрасное зрелище, очень круто
Can you give us more than just 5 minutes of video?
If you go to the UHD Content Download in the description, you'll find hours of the raw video. And stay tuned for a long cut right here on TH-cam soon!
Wow, ty so much.
NASA Johnson Thank you so much!
Wow, that is golden, thanks
get a grip
Why don't we ever see any stars in the pictures /videos? I get the contrast issue, but it would be an incredible shot to see the earth with a background of stars (esp ones we could recognize). Don't tell me it's impossible.
😍😍😍
It must be So very beautiful to see the earth from the outside .its awesome
4:10 Nile and Red Sea
why do all your videos have black bars at top and bottom? :(
The Interstellar main theme song would go just right with this.
My name is Jeff!
Beautiful cgi... Amazing
I almost can see ships sealing on the ocean,but why no aircraft?
How it is possible that the sun is under the clouds? And from where is the light above earth? If sun is not under the clouds where form is the light then? How come that clouds are behind sun?
I would want to go on the ISS just to see how much of NK is actually inhabited, I would also like to see the baren landscapes of Siberia and Mt. Everest
Oh and don't forget Antarctica and My home in London ;P
You might be surprised to know that a spot on the surface of the Earth is moving at 1675 km/h or 465 meters/second. That’s 1,040 miles/hour. Just think, for every second, you’re moving almost half a kilometer through space, and you don’t even feel it.Want to do the calculation for yourself? The Earth’s circumference at the equator is 40,075 km. And the length of time the Earth takes to complete one full turn on its axis is 23.93 hours.
Nile river and red sea at 4'11"
Where's the cool music from?
I second this request! It really goes well with the video.
Scary ....