Alexander Gerst's Earth Timelapses

The classic ISS time-lapse, released by ESA in December 2014 and still one of the best six minutes of orbital footage around. It combines 12,500 images that Gerst took during his six-month Blue Dot mission, often by leaving cameras firing at set intervals while he worked on experiments or prepared for spacecraft dockings. Because the frames were shot as part of ordinary station work, it feels like a crew member's eye view rather than a staged production, and the short running time makes it the easy one to share.