See the Earth as the astronauts see it with a 24/7 video livestream from the International Space Station.
If you like space or astronomy, you will love ISS Live Now.
ISS Live Now gives you easy access to live video feeds of Earth from the International Space Station, orbiting about 400 kilometers (250 miles) above the planet. The app combines live streaming, orbit tracking and space exploration tools in one thoughtful experience.
LIVE VIDEO STREAMS
• Live HD Camera: High-resolution view of Earth from EHDC cameras aboard the ISS.
• Live Standard Camera: Live Earth views with mission updates, tests and communications.
• NASA TV: Science and space documentaries, plus interviews with astronauts, scientists and engineers.
• NASA TV Media.
• Spacewalk (Recorded): HD footage from cameras outside the ISS.
• Inside the International Space Station: Video tours of ISS modules explained by astronauts.
• Eventual Channel: Temporary live feeds from NASA, ESA, Roscosmos and SpaceX.
• Launchpad Cameras: 24/7 live streams from launch sites around the world.
• ESA: Live feeds from the European Space Agency.
• Sen.com 4K Cameras: Ultra-high-definition views via the official Sen website.
MAP & TRACKING
Follow the ISS orbit with Google Maps or an interactive 3D globe. Zoom, rotate, drag and tilt the map to see exactly where the station is flying.
ISS DETECTOR
Discover when the ISS will pass over your location, track visible passes in the sky and receive alerts for daylight passes near you.
ROCKET LAUNCHES & EVENTS
Browse upcoming rocket launches and receive notifications about live space events, including spacewalks and mission milestones.
EXPLORE & LEARN
• Virtual Tour: Explore the ISS in an immersive street-view experience.
• Who Is in the ISS: Meet the astronauts currently aboard the station.
• SpaceX Docking Simulator: Practice docking with the official SpaceX simulator.
• Solar System Explorer: Travel through the solar system.
NOTIFICATIONS
Get alerts for sunrise and sunset as seen from the ISS, interesting locations on Earth, rocket launches and special live events.
NOTE
When the ISS is on Earth's night side, the video image is black: this is normal. Occasionally, a blue or blank screen appears due to transmission issues or camera changes. The stream usually returns within a few minutes. This is not an app problem.
X: @isslivenow, News about the ISS, NASA, space, Earth and the live stream.
Instagram: @isslivenow, Photos of Earth from the streaming cameras and NASA TV.
Facebook: @isslivenow, Photos, news and information about ISS Live Now.
