Earth & Interior View - International Space Station

This feed switches between views of Earth from outside the International Space Station and cameras inside, where astronauts float through the station's modules as they work, exercise and carry out experiments in microgravity.

Inside, the station has about as much living and working space as a Boeing 747. Altogether it weighs around 990,000 pounds (450,000 kg), and it was built piece by piece in orbit, starting in 1998.

Crews usually stay on board for about six months at a time. With no gravity to work against, their muscles and bones weaken, so astronauts exercise for around two hours a day on a treadmill, a bike and a weight machine to stay strong.

Did You Know? There has been someone living on the space station every single day since November 2, 2000.

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