ISS Live Now 4.1.2

Experience the awe-inspiring view of Earth from the International Space Station with ISS Live Now. This remarkable app provides an uninterrupted 24/7 live video feed directly from the orbiting station, allowing you to see our planet as the astronauts do. Immerse yourself in the wonders of space and astronomy with this thoughtfully designed application.

ISS Live Now gives you access to captivating live video streams, transmitted by the cameras aboard the International Space Station. The app also utilizes the native Google Map's ISS tracker, enabling you to track the Space Station's orbit around Earth. With zoom, rotate, drag, and tilt functionality, you have full control over exploring the station's location.

The app offers a variety of live video streaming sources:

1. Live standard camera: Experience a continuous live stream of Earth, enhanced with occasional insights into ISS activities such as tests, maintenance, and communication with Earth.
2. NASA TV: Immerse yourself in science and space documentaries, interviews with scientists, astronauts, engineers, and notable figures like Elon Musk.
3. NASA TV Media: Expand your knowledge with additional content provided by NASA's television service.
4. Spacewalk (recorded): Delight in high-definition images of astronauts captured by exterior ISS cameras during spacewalks.
5. Inside the International Space Station: Take a virtual tour of each module inside the ISS, guided by the astronauts themselves.
6. Eventual channel: Access temporary live cameras from NASA, the European Space Agency (ESA), the Russian Space Agency (Roscosmos), and SpaceX.

As an added feature, you can receive notifications about upcoming sunsets or sunrises visible from the International Space Station, allowing you to witness these breathtaking moments in real time.

Please note that during the night side of Earth, the video feed will appear black, which is a normal occurrence. Some video feeds may also be temporarily unavailable due to transmission issues or camera adjustments by the crew. In these cases, you may see a blue or blank screen. Rest assured that the app itself is not at fault, and the transmission will usually resume within a few minutes.

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