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This Is What It Would Look Like If The ISS Orbited At The Height Of A Jetplane

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This Is What It Would Look Like If The ISS Orbited At The Height Of A Jetplane

Benjamin Granville of Airplane Mode used the Microsoft Flight Simulator to show what the ISS would look like whizzing above us at just 10,000 feet up.

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You’d briefly be abe to see the ISS traveling overheard at 10,000 feet but it would whizz by pretty fast. Image credit: Goinyk Porduction/Shutterstock.com
You’d briefly be abe to see the ISS traveling overheard at 10,000 feet but it would whizz by pretty fast. Image credit: Goinyk Porduction/Shutterstock.com

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