NASA has released new images of Earth captured during October from the International Space Station. Using both still and video cameras on board, astronauts took the images which technicians on the ground turned into digitized videos. The sequences come courtesy of the Image Science and Analysis Laboratory at the Johnson Space Center

A time-lapse taken from the front of the International Space Station as it orbits our planet at night. This movie begins over the Pacific Ocean and continues over North and South America before entering daylight near Antarctica. Visible cities, countries and landmarks include (in order) Vancouver Island, Victoria, Vancouver, Seattle, Portland, San Francisco, Los Angeles. [...]

I’m pretty confident in saying that this will be the most awesome video you see today. Regardless of that video that might pop up with the corgi doing ollie flipkicks, while howling Katy Perry, I think this video will still have it beat.

Here’s a pretty awesome video of reknowned astrophysicist, Neil deGrasse Tyson, taking us through a possible solution for saving Earth from an incoming asteroid with apocalyptic ambitions. Although I was thinking we could have sent in a group of renegade drillers to the surface of the asteroid and have them drill a deep hole, let [...]

Here’s a pretty interesting video showing what it would look like in the sky if the planets in our solar system were placed at the same distance as the moon. Watching this video reminds me of the first Star Wars and the two moons visible while Luke is contemplating his position in life and if [...]

Here’s a pretty interesting and daunting video to give you perspective on how vast the universe is and how insignificantly small we are in comparison. If you don’t want your mind blown by the information contained in the video, I suggest you skip on to this video of a kitten being surprised…

Here’s a pretty awesome video of a homemade weather balloon attached with an HD camera giving us a stunning view from each layer of the Earth’s athmosphere and then reaching 100,000 feet and recording space before plummeting back down to Earth.

Here’s an awesome video showing what it would look like if you were lucky enough to get sucked up in a to black hole.