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Even astronauts in space saw America 250 fireworks on the Fourth of July. See their ISS view of Los Angeles (video)

Astronauts aboard the ISS captured the Fourth of July fireworks lighting Los Angeles as the United States celebrates its 250th anniversary

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The brief

Astronauts on the International Space Station observed a fireworks display over Los Angeles on July 4, marking the United States’ 250th year of independence. The view was recorded and shared as video footage.

Coverage highlights the visual of the fireworks from orbit and notes NASA’s participation in the national celebration. Reports appear on NASA’s official site, Yahoo, and Space.com, each linking to the same ISS video of the Los Angeles display.

Future reporting may provide additional footage, official comments from NASA, or public reaction to the space‑based view, but current sources have not detailed further releases.

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Quick answers

What event did the astronauts witness from the ISS?

They saw a fireworks display over Los Angeles on the Fourth of July, coinciding with the United States’ 250th anniversary.

Which outlets are publishing the ISS video?

The video is featured in reports from NASA.gov, Yahoo, and Space.com.

Is there any official statement from NASA about the footage?

Coverage does not yet specify any detailed NASA statement beyond the article titled “NASA Takes Flight For America’s 250th.”

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NASA ISS Fourth of July Los Angeles 250th anniversary

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