Video: 4K ISS fly-through

At night, the lights are dimmed on the International Space Station. This is a view from the U.S. Destiny Laboratory. Photo Credit: NASA

In late October, NASA published a fly-through video of the International Space Station in ultrahigh-definition. It was filmed by one of the crew members during the scheduled sleep period in order to see a unique view of the outpost: night-time on the ISS.

The video was produced by Harmonic exclusively for NASA TV. Starting with the cupola window, the video flies throughout most of the outpost.

Unfortunately, while the U.S. segment of the ISS is covered really well, only a the Zarya module and Rassvet module (the video mistakenly called it the Pirs module) of the Russian segment, along with a Soyuz, is shown before heading back into the U.S. side.

Video courtesy of NASA