A North American Space Agency, NASA, has done everything to integrate society to their studies. This time it gives everyone a chance to have the vision of an astronaut, in real time.
Yes, if you want to know how the Earth is seen from space, you can use the four high-definition cameras installed outside the space laboratory, whose images were made available by NASA in a real-time transmission, using the platform Ustream.
An interesting fact is that the design of some of the components of the camera were idealized by high school students in the United States, in yet another attempt by NASA to stimulate their interest in science and technology.
If you want to see the exact position of the satellite, go to: http://www.liveiss.com/
In 2017 we will have the Angolan satellite, AngoSat, in orbit, will there be a similar initiative?
[Via]: Space.com
