Published 2025-05-12 · Duration 4:10 · Video file(28 MB)
Explore NASA's ability to observe stars during daylight hours from space, highlighting the latest in astronomical technology.
Transcript
over attention to tell us what your TV US optional the workers so we're getting some lights to get it down. It's very bright now, or to the camel ends. And those little lights are moving around. I don't know if it will be the orbital surrounding the orbit. So as we come into across the perpetrator, maybe we'll turn on one of the color cameras. I'm Captain Ad, I was waiting for the opening credits to start track to go down the screen there. And we see the lightning. And actually this is living proof that everybody will ask the question, can you see stars during the daytime from space? And here, you know, right on the TV, as long as you're at the shadow, you can see them as we all know who have been out there. Like, nice pictures for everybody on the ground. They can show what we see. Now we're coming over to the perpetrator. Now we see that. What I want the stars to disappear. Great stuff in Colombia. This is Mission Control. You send those views from Colombia as the spacecraft passes over after.