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| "STS-114 Picture of ISS" The Backdrop is the Caspian Sea. Taken from Space Shuttle Discovery in 2005. Credit: NASA. (click on photo to enlarge it) |
You can get a live view of Earth from the International Space Station approximately 30% to 40% of the time, at best. Click on Live ISS Stream from NASA. There are five sites that I know of for tracking the Space Station and they are: Real Time Satellite Tracking, Heavens Above [occasionally shows other satellites instead of the Space Station], ISS Tracker, esa ISS Tracker and SPACE.cweb.NL.
Editor's Update 5/20/2014: See "ISS HD Earthviewing Experiment" for high definition video from the ISS:
http://www.ustream.tv/channel/iss-hdev-payload
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| "Space Shuttle and Space Station Photographed Together" Photo taken from Russian Soyuz TMA-20 - May 2011. Credit: NASA. (click on photo to enlarge it) |
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| The International Space Station photographed by an STS-133 crew member on Space Shuttle Discovery after undocking. March 7, 2011. Credit: NASA. (click on phot to enlarge it) |
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| The International Space Station photographed by an STS-134 crew member on Space Shuttle Endeavor after undocking from the Space Station on May 29, 2011. Credit: NASA. (click on photo to enlarge it) |
