Astronaut Provides Virtual Tour of International Space Station

Astronaut Provides Virtual Tour of International Space Station: The International Space Station (ISS), the largest space station ever built, is managed by five space agencies: NASA, JAXA, Roscosmos, CSA, and ESA.

As part of NASA's Crew-7 mission, Andreas Mogensen posted a video on social media documenting his time on the ISS.

According to Andreas Mogensen, in a post on X (formerly Twitter) dated April 12, it's been a month since I left the International Space Station. I filmed a tour of the Space Station as one of the very last things I did on undock day. It is a keepsake as well as a way for me to share with you the wonder of the International Space Station. I will always remember this video whenever I miss my time onboard ISS, especially my crewmates.”

A SpaceX Dragon craft carried the space station to Earth on March 12, and Andreas Mogensen provided a glimpse at its front section.

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The clip shows the Columbus module, which ESA supplied as a science lab in 2008. Viewers can also recognize the smaller Japanese Experiment Module (JEM) across the lab.

Andreas Mogensen observed several more ISS amenities first-hand, including workstations, storage units, restrooms, exercise equipment, docking nodes, and even the station kitchen.

It is undoubtedly the most stunning spot on the entire International Space Station (ISS) to view the 360-degree panorama of the Earth from its cupola.

It was constructed soon after Columbus, also known as Kibo.

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