ISS onLive: HD View Earth Live 5.2.1

Looking to observe the International Space Station live?

Interested in witnessing the Earth from the vantage point of the International Space Station astronauts? It is now feasible to view Earth continuously, 24/7, via the live transmission from the Space Station's cameras.

If you have a keen passion for space and astronomy, ISS onLive will captivate you.

ISS onLive provides live coverage of Earth from the International Space Station by NASA. Moreover, you can immerse yourself in the daily activities of astronauts as they carry out tasks inside the ISS.

This application seamlessly integrates Google Maps, allowing you to track the ISS's orbit constantly. Users can personalize settings such as selecting various map types like satellite or terrain views. The app furnishes telemetry data (velocity, altitude, longitude, latitude) alongside details on the ISS's positioning with respect to countries. Additionally, it presents a detailed day/night map indicating visibility zones from the ISS and the observer's location. Visible points from the ISS's trajectories are highlighted in yellow on orbit diagrams, all adjustable via the app's settings.

Furthermore, a real-time 'Cloud Map of the World' feature has been layered onto Google Maps. This extra functionality exhibits cloud cover worldwide superimposed on Google Maps. This aids in monitoring visibility conditions along the ISS's path and viewing these regions using HD ISS cameras.

Live video streams available:

1. ISS CAM 1 HD: Showcasing high-definition views of planet Earth.
2. ISS CAM 2: Offering perspectives of Earth along with on-board ISS cameras capturing experiments, assessments, maintenance activities, and communications with NASA.
3. NASA TV Channel: Broadcasting STEM programs and documentaries from NASA (National Aeronautics and Space Administration).
4. NASA TV Media Channel: Secondary channel affiliated with NASA TV.
5. ESA TV: Live channel by the European Space Agency featuring scientific exploration content and documentaries.

In addition to these channels, occasional broadcasts include:

• SpaceX Live Transmissions: Events covering SpaceX Crew Dragon launches.
• Roscosmos TV: Live coverage during Russian spacewalks.

You can also watch these channels on your TV using Google Cast.

If you desire to observe the International Space Station, ISS on Live offers detailed information about scheduled nighttime sightings. Through customizable alerts, you can receive timely notifications for various events like:

• Sunrise and sunset at ISS.
• Visible pass over your region and Spot the Station: Utilize the compass tool to pinpoint precisely where the ISS will be visible to the naked eye and for how long.
• Day pass: View your country live through ISS camera feeds.
• ISS day pass in other countries: By inputting specific locations, track ISS orbits over regions of interest and survey landscapes through camera feeds.
• Special events: Coverage includes crew arrivals/departures (Soyuz, SpaceX Crew Dragon, Boeing CST-100 Starliner), spacewalks, launches (Falcon, SpaceX, Dragon, Progress, Cygnus, ATV, JAXA HTV Kounotori), dockings/undockings, experiments, and communications between NASA and Roscosmos (Pockocmoc).

Stay informed via Twitter: @ISSonLive for updates on ISS, NASA, ESA, Roscosmos news, along with special broadcasts like spacewalks, spacecraft launches, hurricane and typhoon tracking.

Follow them on Instagram: @issonliveapp for curated selections of stunning images and videos captured by ISS astronauts in conjunction with ISS on Live app content.