Live from space! Watch the earth streamed live online.

See earth.

The Live Stream above is repelled by the international space station, which circles about 250 miles above our planet. It is rotated by the Earth and Space live streaming company SEN, the high-resolution of which falls in spacious forests, oceans, metropolises and beyond.

“You see a beautiful planet and a borderless world,” said the founder and CEO of sen, Charles Black, to Mashable.

Everyone with the Internet can see it. “It's about democratizing space,” added Black.

The video of sen, a grumpy media partner, is about 20 hours of live film material every day, with only a few seconds of latency, while the signal moves to the earth's surface -through the persecution and satellite system of the NASA -Relais satellites -and is then distributed to people as they observe it. The spread over 24 hours are routine loss of the signal periods, which can take less than two minutes or up to 20 minutes, with a recent live streaming material repeating. Signal losses in the orbit occur for various reasons, e.g.

“You never know what you could see.”

If you set, you will regularly see new sights. The space station revolves the earth about 16 times a day and during every orbit the floating laboratory shifts a little west. “Whenever you register, you can see something else,” said Black. “You never know what you could see.” When the station circles over the night of the earth, a message is “sunrise in x minutes”. The news also shows where the view is, like “Tanzania”.

We have certainly played a long way since US researchers conquered the first prospect of earth from space in 1946. It is grainy but moving. About 14 years later, a new era began in the observation when the US weather-satellite tiros-1 1960 beamed over 19,000 orbital images.

Now you can watch high-resolution live film material from your phone.