This is a beautiful video. Definitely for all the astrophotographers, there are time-lapse star trails, radiant-green aurora borealis, and orbital sunsets, all seen from the International Space Station. There’s even an insider peak into the ISS’ Cupola module where all photography and video is taken.

But on top of all these stunning images, this video tribute also sheds some insight on how the astrophotographers/astronauts up there, traveling more than 15,000 mph (!), are able to take their photos and still have them look so good.

If had to do it all over again, I would have been an astrophotographer in space. This looks so cool! Time-lapse has been the key to experience the unthinkable.

The ISS Image Frontier – “Making the invisible visible” from Christoph Malin on Vimeo.