NASA Live Video from the International Space Station

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About NASA Live Video from the International Space Station

NASA's live International Space Station stream shows video from cameras aboard the orbiting laboratory, mostly views of Earth from the station's external cameras, with audio between the crew and Mission Control when it is available. The feed is published by NASA on its official YouTube channel, which is linked from the agency's live page at nasa.gov.

When the station is out of contact with the ground, a standby screen or graphic replaces the video, and external views turn dark when the station passes over the night side of Earth, which happens roughly every 45 minutes. The stream was formerly presented as part of NASA TV, which the agency phased out in favor of its NASA+ streaming service. Commentary is in English and the stream is free to watch.

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How to watch NASA Live Video from the International Space Station live

  • Press play on the player at the top of this page. It is the broadcaster’s own official stream, so it is free and legal to watch here.
  • Official live page: youtube.com
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