Tour the International Space Station (video)

[Turbinator]

I am looking for the full HD (I believe 720p was the full resolution) tour of the ISS video done by Mike Fincke. I believe it is somewhere around 30 minutes long.

I have on my computer the cut down 10 minute version of it. Its in 720p at 153 MB's in size.

On you tube, there are 4 individual parts of the full version, however that is in cheap internet quality. The NASA website is where I was able to find and download the cut-down 10 minute version. (and now I can't find that page any more either) There -has- to be a full version for download somewhere.

If anyone knows where, please point us in the right direction.



YouTube version:

International Space Station Tour (Part I)

International Space Station Tour (Part IV)

 

[Stevodoran]

Did you check ypur history?

 

[Orbinaut Pete]

The only HD version available is the 10 min. trimmed down version.

However, this tour done by Mike Barratt is by far the best one, in my opinion:
[ame="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1OTSbIzcwI"]YouTube- ‪NASA ASTRONAUT LEADS TOUR OF SPACE STATION IN HD‬‎[/ame]

 

[fireballs619]

I agree with Pete, I like Barratt's better. I feel like I've seen a full HD version before, but it may have been a different tour. Or maybe I am just going crazy

 

[Turbinator]

I don't like the Mike Barratt one, it feels very cold, impersonal, and the guys lacks any presentation skill.

As a matter of fact, upon further investigation, that's not really a "tour" per se. It's a monthly "report" that the crew records so the station management back on Earth can have a visual record of the state of the station. That's why he ignores some parts entirely, and uses such technical terms.

The video done by Mike Fincke is a true tour of the space station.











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[Suzy]

There's a video download at this site; don't know if it's HD, though.

 

[Orbinaut Pete]

As a matter of fact, upon further investigation, that's not really a "tour" per se. It's a monthly "report" that the crew records so the station management back on Earth can have a visual record of the state of the station. That's why he ignores some parts entirely, and uses such technical terms.

That's probably why I like it so much - I love technical terms! :lol:

If you like more personal tours, then try Garrett Reisman's (on YouTube in several parts) - it's not HD, but it's still great, and very personal!

Also, take a look on JAXA's YouTube channel - there's some great HD ISS tours on there (and they're perfectly understandable if you speak Japanese)!