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Two video cameras — one high-definition — are going to be attached to the Russian portion of the International Space Station.

They will be trained on our fair planet, and their footage will be beamed back to Earth and live-streamed across the internet to create an experience that is like a “video version of Google Earth” — but with the playback functionality of YouTube.

You will be able to log in and watch the live streams — or you’ll be able to review past footage from when the ISS last passed over your head.

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YouTube has been dabbling with its own live streams for almost two years now. It's live streamed presidential speeches, concerts & more.

But so far it's stayed away from opening up live streaming to everyone. Now some screenshots that showed up in YouTube's help center give hints its coming to everyone.

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The trend is simple and clear: video is moving more and more onto the web. Online video sites are growing, more and more TV s

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