Spaceship leaves atmosphere seen from the ISS

[Stub Mandrel]

Hope this works...

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/science-environment-46314797/astronaut-on-iss-captures-spacecraft-launch-footage

[Scooot]

Wow, not something you see everyday, thanks for posting.

[FZ1]

A unique bit of footage.  Being "old", it also amazes me that the guy can post it on Twitter from space!

[RayD]

That's superb.  Love the ISS orbital sunrise video after it too 

[Gina]

Great stuff!!   Thanks for posting.

[Stub Mandrel]

It is great, I wish it would embed properly.

I assume it is sped up, I'd happily watch it play out at actual speed.

[maw lod qan]

Fantastic!

[greealilee]

Flat earth! Not.

[Star101]

That is amazing. I had to watch it a couple of times.

Thanks for sharing.

[Stub Mandrel]

Did you spot the stage re-entry from 31s on?

I missed it the first few times!

[Gina]

Yep!!

[barkis]

Remarkable bit of imaging. very clear to follow the space craft, and the separations were 
easily seen too. 
Great Post, thank you.

[saac]

I love the stars show through the upper atmosphere and how they show the relative velocity (direction) on both the rocket and the the stage engine as it falls back to Earth.  That really is an amazing video. 

Jim 

[saac]

5 hours ago, Stub Mandrel said:

It is great, I wish it would embed properly.

I assume it is sped up, I'd happily watch it play out at actual speed.

Yes I wondered about that - I did a search on you tube and a version there has it titled as "time lapsed".

Jim 

[Sunshine]

A POV i have never before encountered on the net, very beautiful and awe inspiring.

[david_taurus83]

55 minutes ago, saac said:

Yes I wondered about that - I did a search on you tube and a version there has it titled as "time lapsed".

Jim 

I looked on YouTube for a real time version. Watched a few different videos but began to despair at the comments section ?

[laser_jock99]

4 hours ago, greealilee said:

Flat earth! Not.

Fake footage. It's well known on the Internet that the Earth is flat!?

[LukeSkywatcher]

Wow, that's amazing.