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In a groundbreaking achievement, humanity can now experience stunning real-time views of Earth like never before, thanks to the world’s first 4K livestream from space. This incredible feat is made possible by Sen’s innovative SpaceTV-1 camera system aboard the International Space Station (ISS).
From breathtaking images of solar eclipses to dramatic footage of Hurricane Milton’s approach to Florida, the livestream offers an unparalleled perspective of our planet. With three unique camera angles—a wide-angle horizon view, a direct overhead shot, and a forward-facing lens—viewers can witness Earth’s beauty from space in crisp, vivid detail.
Founded in 2014 by Charles Black, Sen’s mission is to “democratise” space. By providing free and unbiased views of Earth, the company aims to educate and inspire humanity on a global scale. CEO Charles Black describes the project as a gift to all of humanity:
“This mission is for all humanity, offering real-time insights and inspiration.”
The stream runs over 20 hours daily, with only brief interruptions due to signal downtimes, ensuring a consistent flow of mesmerizing imagery. Already, the stream has captured extraordinary moments, such as the Moon’s shadow sweeping across Earth during a solar eclipse.
Looking ahead, Sen plans to expand its capabilities, with additional space-based cameras set to launch by 2026. These advancements will bring even more dynamic content and insights, further solidifying the connection between space exploration and everyday life on Earth.
Whether you’re a space enthusiast, an educator, or simply someone looking to marvel at Earth’s natural beauty, the 4K livestream is easily accessible on YouTube and Sen’s official website.
Don’t miss out on this groundbreaking experience—watch the livestream here:
