During Blue Origin’s NS-35 suborbital New Shepard mission, the booster powered the capsule to the edge of space before separating. As the rocket and crew capsule drifted apart, the newly deployed “Bubble Cam” floated freely between them, capturing the event in stunning 360-degree video. The spinning seam visible in the footage is the visual artifact of the camera’s dual-lens design, giving a unique view of the booster, capsule, and microgravity environment during separation. This is a rare first

Rare View: Space Station Crosses the Moon A rare and amazing moment the International Space Station (ISS) was captured passing in front of the Moon.The ISS travels around Earth at nearly 28,000 km/h, so the flyby lasts only a split second. Inside this fast-moving station, astronauts are living, working, and exploring the secrets of space. #space #SpaceX #NASA #fblifestyle | Cosmic Adventure