View from the top: NASA releases 'shining' Super Bowl video from space
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In a small tour, the US space agency grabbed a clear view where the station orbits Earth to catch the stadium's lights in Atlanta.
The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) on Monday released a video broadcasting the lit up area in Atlanta, Georgia for the final game of the Super Bowl between New England Patriots and Los Angeles Rams on Sunday.
In the video, the satellite shows the popularity of the sport through the lights. In a small tour, the US space agency grabbed a clear view where the station orbits Earth to catch the stadium's lights in Atlanta.
Meanwhile, Tom Brady won the Super Bowl for a sixth time as Patriots defeated the Los Angeles Rams 13-3 in a defence-dominated finale.
Brady, 41, became the first player ever to win six Super Bowls, 17 years after leading the Patriots to his first title in 2002. Patriots' wide receiver Julian Edelman won the Super Bowl MVP trophy.
Just saw the @Space_Station appear during the #SuperBowl? It orbits Earth with a crew living and conducting science in microgravity. Learn more about the @ISS_Research & more underway now: https://t.co/74cLLK9Mk0 pic.twitter.com/fYOr9YpDAP
— NASA (@NASA) February 4, 2019
In a game where both offences struggled to find the end zone, Edelman made the most of his opportunities, catching 10 of the 12 passes thrown his way for 141 yards while rushing once for eight yards.