NASA Live - Earth From Space (HDVR)

Had an astronaut doing some work, moving the camera about but has positioned it in one place now.

Why can't you any stars or satellites.

*see

Earth and parts of ISS must be too bright so stars don't show up.

As in the daytime on Earth.

Satellites may be too small and far away.

it's not bright it's dark, the sky is black and where are the 2,271 satellites currently in orbit? should be able to see some of those.

Make my hay - thinly veiled moon landing conspiracy theorist and Area 51 proponent

too far away? are you saying the satellites are under those clouds  or much higher up in orbit?

Most likely higher up.

Superman just flew by

satellites can't be that much   higher or they'd be out of  the earths orbit and  wouldn't be able to spin at over 1000 mph.

That is coming live from the International Space Station which is out of the Earths orbit so the satellites must be lower but where are they? - It's fake.

The astronuts on ISS are faked, there was a green screen malfunction shown on you tube where they faded out.

If that's a proven fake, anything and everything else could be.

ISS is at 400km and orbits every 92 mins

Geo-stationary satellites orbit at 35,780 km
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https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/Features/OrbitsCatalog/

Apr 8, 2018 -- 6:51PM, Get me a drink wrote:

The astronuts on ISS are faked, there was a green screen malfunction shown on you tube where they faded out.If that's a proven fake, anything and everything else could be.

You tube vid was a fake.

From memory I don't think it was faked as I seem to remember the background their bodies were blocking coming into view. The only other thing it could have been is if they teleported to the starship Enterprise.

I'll try to find it in my youtube history a bit later.

The Leopard  18:18

Earth and parts of ISS must be too bright so stars don't show up.
As in the daytime on Earth.

but now you're saying the ISS is  400km away?

The camera is on the ISS....the Earth is 400km away.

yes so it's out of earth's bright atmosphere, so should be able to see the stars.

Answers here :
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https://earthobservatory.nasa.gov/blogs/earthmatters/2011/09/28/where-are-the-stars/

Absolutely fantastic.

It's disappointing technology?
That revolving dish will only get babestation for like 1/10 of a second at a time.

Bleedin hell I take it basic photography is another of the skillsets the conspiracists know nothing about!