Thread by @liamkennedy

I had forgotten I have a little old @Raspberry_Pi beside my desk creating timelapse videos of the ISS Live stream. It created this little masterpiece of the start of the #Nauka shenanigans yesterday. More info to follow /1

@Raspberry_Pi As far as I can see this seems to show the station completely flipped over during the emergency. Camera starts the view is facing nadir - lifts up - you see the limb of the earth on right side - a short signal loss - then when back you see earth now on LEFT side. /2

This IS what the telemetry plots I creating have also been telling us - but - this (for me) confirms it "by observation" so to speak.

In this 2-D view from the camera, it is somewhat difficult to assess the full 3-D motion (in Yaw/Pitch/Roll) - we are seeing the effect of ALL of those motions here. I think this is what @Explorer_Flight meant with his "headstands and cartwheels" comment

https://twitter.com/Explorer_Flight/status/1420989335520923649