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Another test public live stream from "my camera" (Sen's) on the International Space Station. This time we are showing the view of SpaceX Crew9 Dragon on our camera covering the forward docking port. Enjoy!

LIVE from the ISS: our 4K livestream test with a view of Earth and SpaceX's Dragon Capsule 🚀 Join our 4K livestream test from the ISS as we test our cameras. This time, our view is from the docking camera, which shows Earth and SpaceX's Dragon Capsule.

Hi friends. Right now Sen is live streaming the view of the SpaceX Crew #9 Dragon in glorious 4K from our external camera system on the International Space Station. We are still in testing mode - so expect times when the feed will be unavailable.

Also.. the ISS enters orbital eclipse regularly - so the feed may be black and we do have expected times of LOS (Loss of Signal) when we don't have downlink from the station. Enjoy... and let me know what you think!

LIVE from space: SpaceX's Dragon capsule docked to the ISS as it orbits Earth (livestream test) 🚀 Join us as we test our livestream from our 4K cameras on the International Space Station. Today, we have another incredible view of Earth and SpaceX's Dragon...

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How about some SSTV?

We're planning a Slow Scan Television experiment next week. It's scheduled to start Tue. Oct. 8 and run through Mon. Oct. 14.

During the experiment, it will replace APRS on the Service Module ham radio, 145.800 MHz.

Details in the graphic.

Great news, Mission 88 is back on! EarthKAM's new D5 camera will be taking your photo requests Oct 9-11! We're also happy to announce a heads up for the following mission which is expected Oct 29-Nov 1. Sign up for Mission 88 now at earthkam.org and stay tuned for the sign up announcement for Mission 89!

This was the first-ever 4 K public livestream from an external camera system on the ISS. It shows the docking event of the SpaceX Dragon Crew-9 Freedom via Sen's SpaceTV-1.

Unfortunately, the docking happened during orbital nighttime - so there was not much to see during the actual docking. This video is cued up to show the view AFTER docking - but you can scroll through the entire nine-hour broadcast to see the before/after.

Note: In 2017, NASA held a 4K live downlink event at the NAB show in Vegas, with astronauts being interviewed inside the ISS. All credit goes to NASA for that.

LIVE: Watch SpaceX's Crew-9 Dragon capsule dock with the ISS from Sen's 4K cameras Join us for our first public livestream test as we watch Space X's Crew-9 astronaut mission arrive at the ISS. Our livestream comes from our 4K camera payloa...

By comparison - this is a frame from the NASA live feed showing the recently docked SpaceX Dragon Crew-9 Freedom and from the other side where our Sen SpaceTV-1 4k External Camera is capturing the view. We'll be live streaming this view and the view from two other cameras live to the public soon. Check out Sen.com to see more and follow along with updates.

Did you know that Space Station Explorers partners with more than 40 organizations to help leverage the International Space Station for educational purposes? Did you also know that you can have an astronaut read your students a story from space? Story Time From Space is a phenomenal program and we are proud to partner with to promote literacy and a love of reading in every child. Congratulations for being our Partner of the Month!