ISS live feed...what is this?

Been watching the live feed off and on today, it goes black, then to the screensaver, then showed this at one point...Anyone have an idea? Thanks!

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Here is link for live feed:

www.nasa.gov...

Current view:

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Video:



Cracked lens? Ice maybe?

It looks like it's looking at a floor or wall right now.

From the look of it, my first instinct would be a cracked lens. doesn't explain why the 'damage' moves when the camera does unless there is something like a perspex cover over the camera enclosure.

As of now, all I see on the feed is their screensaver thing. Will keep checking this.

Peace out

Originally posted by Thundersmurf
From the look of it, my first instinct would be a cracked lens. doesn't explain why the 'damage' moves when the camera does unless there is something like a perspex cover over the camera enclosure.

As of now, all I see on the feed is their screensaver thing. Will keep checking this.

Peace out

Thanks, yea I was wondering the same thing, if there were some type of 'cover' over the camera would make sense. Anyone with links or knowledge would be appreciated

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dam, usually someone with skills has posted an annotated diagram of the object in question by now, showing everything we need. might go have a look myself for a change instead of being lazy

I seem to remember a few weeks back one of the astronauts talking about condensation in an Italian module.

Perhaps it is leaking and the camera is clouded because of this?