ISS Live Now: View Earth Live 7.2.6

Embark on a unique journey and behold the extraordinary sights of our planet from the vantage point of the International Space Station through the Live Earth Cam. If you are a space or astronomy enthusiast, ISS Live Now offers easy access to a live video feed of Earth from the orbiting International Space Station, located approximately 400 kilometers above the planet.

The app delivers an engaging experience distinguished by an intuitive design and offers numerous customization features. With ISS Live Now, you can enjoy captivating live HD video streams directly from the International Space Station's cameras.

It leverages the native Android Google Map (ISS tracker) to enable you to track the Space Station's orbit around Earth. Users can utilize features like zoom, rotation, dragging, and tilting of the map; select different map types (satellite or terrain); and access data such as orbital speed, altitude, visibility, latitude, longitude, and the country currently beneath the Station.

The app provides access to seven distinct sources of live video streaming:

• Live HD camera: Offers a stunning HD video stream of the planet
• Live standard camera: Provides a live Earth stream with occasional details about the ISS
• NASA TV: Showcases science and space documentaries, interviews, and more from NASA
• NASA TV Media
• Spacewalk (recorded): Displays beautiful HD footage of astronauts outside the ISS
• Inside the International Space Station: Take a guided video tour of each module within the ISS
• Eventual channel: Displays temporary live feeds from NASA, ESA, Roscosmos, and SpaceX

You can also cast these live feeds to your television using Google Cast. Furthermore, you can set up notifications for upcoming sunsets or sunrises to watch them live from the International Space Station.

Receive timely notifications for live events such as spacecraft arrivals and departures, spacewalks, launches by various agencies like SpaceX, NASA, and more. The app even offers an ISS detector tool to know when and where to observe the Station passing overhead.

Google Street View allows users to explore the International Space Station virtually, offering glimpses into its labs and the stunning Earth-facing Cupola window. Remember that during nighttime orbits, black video images are normal. Additionally, video availability may be affected by transmission issues or crew camera changes.