The Comet Neowise as seen from the ISS

By Michael Garfield @michaelgarfield

Jul 24, 02020

For everyone who cannot see the Comet Neowise with their own eyes this week — or just wants to see it from a higher perch — this video by artist Seán Doran combines 550 NASA images from the International Space Station into a real-time view of the comet from 250 miles above Earth’s surface and 17,500 mph.

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