Liam Kennedy

@liamkennedy

Inventor of the ISS-Above - the little gadget that lights up whenever the International Space Station is around - and shows live views of the earth from space.

Pasadena, CA
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Joined November 2008
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    19 hours ago

    Night sky, just before dawn from . Stars, cities, spaceships, and a comet!

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    Jul 9

    As the historic launch of the approaches, the UAE joined forces with Hollywood star, to launch , an international campaign that encourages people to share their wildest dreams. Three winners will be chosen to have their dreams fulfilled!1/1

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    Jul 9

    Bye, bye, Earth views. Over five years of streaming our planet as seen from the ended last year. A salute to the wonderful images, but more teaching materials to come in German thanks to + cc

    Goodbye High Definition Earth Viewing experiment.
    For half a decade, cameras mounted outside ESA’s laboratory on the International Space Station streamed video to the world – offering mesmerising views of our planet, much like an astronaut’s gaze.
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    24 hours ago

    Time flies! And it was nearly 14 years and 49 Expeditions ago when you were commander of a still-growing station.

    Wow ! This year marks ; 20 years of continuous human presence in space.
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    Jul 9

    This year, we’re observing the anniversary of continuous human presence in space! That means if you were born on or after November 2, 2000, there have been humans in space every day of your life. Learn more about our orbiting laboratory:

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    23 hours ago

    Amazing view of the water flowing into Argentina’s San Jose Gulf from the San Matias Gulf. Seeing movement in large bodies of water is one of my favorite things to observe from .

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    Jul 7

    Comet NEOWISE from ISS in real time & 4k Music by Jesse Gallagher ( clip is real time x4 )

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  8. Jul 7

    Here is more lovely "action" - REL = Release? LCK = Locked? This sequence is about 1hr 10 mins - so of course, all this is significantly sped up from realtime. Amazing to think every aspect of this is controlled from the ground for very specific operational needs. /END

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  9. Jul 7

    You can just catch movement at that bottom section where the "indicator" moves from EXT to COL to SOC then back to EXT. I would love to know what that actually represents. /4

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  10. Jul 7

    What are those two curved things "bouncing around" at the start? What makes them even do that? (that just looks so cool) /3

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  11. Jul 7

    Here are some random observations (and questions) I have looking at all of this (if anyone knows... feel free to respond): What is the overall task being done here during this video sequence? /2

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  12. Jul 7

    Next episode of "What on earth is happening on (outside) the ". Capturing as a timelapse really has me notice the special little things that go on when the camera is pointing at those "targets". Fascinating! can you share more about any of that?

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    Jul 7

    I used two different lenses to capture these images, one showing the entire Grand Canyon and the second, a close up of the North Rim, Vermillion Cliffs National Monument, and the Kaibab National Forest.

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    Jul 7

    Comet NEOWISE from ISS, July 5th

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    Jul 6

    ☁️ At 250 miles above the southern Pacific Ocean, captured some cloud art from aboard the . What would you name this masterpiece?

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    Jul 6

    How to mask

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    Jul 6

    We're glad to see you on Twitter, ! As the home of Mission Control and training for , we are excited to have you leading our team as we look forward to our next giant leaps.

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    Jul 5

    Last night's fireworks, for real. Because Science.

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    Jul 5

    Tracking the just before dawn during a pass last week, with 's Crew Dragon Endeavour parked out front. Field of view is about 0.02 deg wide. 11" SCT on an equatorial mount, using homebrew pointing control code to follow the TLE.

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    Jul 4

    Trying 🙏🏾❤️🚀👨🏾‍🚀

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