NASA released the first video in 8k resolution filmed from space

The video, which lasts a little over three minutes, shows how astronauts live on the International Space Station. It was published by NASA on November 2nd.

A clip of just over three minutes became the first video. recorded in 8k resolution in the space. Posted on NASA's Youtube channel this Friday, Nov. 2, it shows how astronauts live inside the International Space Station (ISS). (Read For lack of fuel, "another NASA spacecraft" dies)

The video, made with the help of the European Space Agency (ESA), was recorded with the powerful device Helium 8K photo from the digital cinema company. RED, who in April of this year was taken to the ISS during a replenishment mission. (Read China plans to build the world's most powerful hadron collider)

Although seeing video in this type of resolution requires a screen offering this image quality, it is not essential to see the recording. You can see it from any TV, laptop and even any mobile phone with a high resolution (1920 x 1080 pixels). (Read In less than a month, will land the Nasa mission that will explore "the heart" of Mars)

In three minutes, you will see in detail some of the main instruments of the Space Station. The MELFI freezer (Minus Eighty Free Laboratory Freezer) in which samples of experiments are kept at extremely cold temperatures, and the Advanced Plant Habitat (APH), the largest growth chamber on board the station, make it part. There are also plans of the Earth showing cities and climatic events.

If anyone wants to download the video, you can do it via this link: https://images.nasa.gov/details-First-8K-Video-from-Space.html

Here's the Recording of NASA and ESA:

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