This Is How Total Destruction On Earth Looks from Space

Judging by the artefacts in the video, I'd say this is actually a series of photo's morphed together. Very cool and all, but probably based on only a dozen photos.<p>EDIT: 29 frames in fact. Here's another version with less morphy processing done on it: <a href="http://science4grownups.com/archives/2009/06/26/news/iss-astronauts-capture-sarychev-eruption-714" rel="nofollow">http://science4grownups.com/archives/2009/06/26/news/iss-ast...</a>

I hate to complain about titles, but couldn't the title have been "See a Volcano Erupt from the ISS"?<p>I mean I still would have clicked on the link. It's an awesome article.

Amazing. Also note how the shockwave has blown a circle of cloud away.

The title is misleading. The link shows an albeit spectacular short movie from a vulcano outburst seen from space.