An amazing timelapse of NASA astronaut Shane Kimbrough and Thomas Pesquet of ESA working on installing the International Space Station's new roll-out solar arrays. Credit: ESA/NASA
An incredible timelapse of a Soyuz spacecraft docking with the International Space Station. Credit: Oleg Novitskiy/Roscosmos
Temperature changes during a Coronal Mass Ejection. (Clip by Dave Long, co-principal investigator for the Extreme Ultraviolet Imager (EUI) on board the Solar Orbiter Spacecraft.)
I took this timelapse of the night sky with a star tracker to show how the earth rotates over just a few hours.
Here's a little gif that I made out of two images captured one year apart from each other that shows moon wobble !
Flying Over the Earth at Night II [1080p] | Video Credit: NASA, Gateway to Astronaut Photography, ISS Expedition 53; Music: The Low Seas (The 126ers)
![Navigating Smoothly Trough the Galaxies | GIF Loop by Xponentialdesign [OC]](https://media.reddvideo.tube/thumbnails/60bc6ea9823849ae11f5da8efa9dcccf475ba143.jpg?v=19700101120000)
![Flying Over the Earth at Night II [1080p] | Video Credit: NASA, Gateway to Astronaut Photography, ISS Expedition 53; Music: The Low Seas (The 126ers)](https://media.reddvideo.tube/thumbnails/86e06f7eefd1faa6a548d614772f356c83db6a22.jpg?v=19700101120000)
![Streak and Plume from SpaceX Crew-2 Launch [1080p] | Video Credit & Copyright: Eric Holland](https://media.reddvideo.tube/thumbnails/db9963f383ecaf1050e820a17f4b3dbebcc97b1a.jpg?v=19700101120000)