You are floating above the Earth and following the orbit of the International Space Station. With the Earth rotating below you, you can see the bright dayside illuminated by the Sun and the dark nightside illuminated by the lights of cities below. The names of cities float above the Earth to give you a reference point. You'll need it, because the orbit of the ISS is inclinded 56.1° to the Equator so you will spend as much time over Siberia as over Australia.
Added new place names in remote locations across the globe, including the cities of Anchorage, Honolulu and Reykjavik as well as the McMurdo and Halley Antarctic research stations. Also added the Hubble Space Telescope, which is flying round the Earth in a different orbit to the ISS.
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