interesting video, but many of his same examples were in this 2012 NASA video: https://youtu.be/Q3YYwIsMHzw

Also, not to detract it's usefulness (and cool factor), but many people seeing this photo think that's how the Earth actually looks at night - it isn't. That composite uses satellite data from Suomi NPP's VIIRS sensor, which can detect much dimmer light than the human eye, and part of the compositing process was to normalize brightness of individual pixels (so dim lights get brighter, and bright lights don't washout adjacent pixels). More details here:
https://www.nasa.gov/mission_pages/NPP/news/earth-at-night.html

Even some cool night-time videos from ISS (example: https://youtu.be/FG0fTKAqZ5g ) are made using still photos with long exposure time (1+ seconds) See FAQ.

This did lead me to a live webcam from ISS that I didn't know existed: https://eol.jsc.nasa.gov/ESRS/HDEV/

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I think all NASA video projects should be outsourced to Blizzard.

I had this exact video on my favorites on youtube but for some reason the video was removed. This is simply one of the most hypnotic and beautiful NASA videos ever made--the atmospheric trail at 4:25 is absolutely stunning in its dynamic power.

*promote

Found this while working on the Mahalo Nasa page.
Even cooler is the this official archive, that I didn't know existed....Probably because the videos arnt embeddable. Of Course the Sift has 160 Nasa videos, here they are sorted by most Votes.

so you are saying this is mentos & diet coke powered?!?

Ya basiaclly. a extremely crazy version.
I found a nasa video that kinda explained it but i cant find it again.
Found it...
http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=7256844687645102156&q=water+dragster
Explanations is at 13:34

more NASA videos here