It's hard to compete with the stunning footage taken by astronauts orbiting Earth. Now, Nasa plans to make the videos even better by showing a series of tours around the International Space Station in 3D. In a newly-released video, crew members submerge a GoPro camera in a water bubble which then floats around the ISS in microgravity. Scroll down for video Separate 3D footage, shot by astronaut Don Pettit in 2012, takes the viewer on a journey through the ISS. The best views come when Pettit holds the camera towards a window to capture views of a Russian Soyuz capsule docked to the station
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In one video, astronauts submerge a GoPro camera in a water bubble
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Bubble then floats around international space station in microgravity
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Another video shows ISS interior and views of a Russian Soyuz capsule
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To see videos in 3D, you need to use red-blue stereoscopic glasses
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