The ISS circles the Earth every 90 minutes. It travels at about 17,500 miles (28,000 km) per hour, which gives the crew 16 sunrises and sunsets every day. In the more than 15 years that people have been living onboard, the Station has circumnavigated the Earth tens of thousands of times.
Generally, these beautiful paints are called metallic when they imitate metals like gold, silver, etc., and they are often called Pearlescent or Pearl, when they are other colors like white, blue, red, etc.
1 Metallic-looks like shiney metal. 2  Non-metallic-all the other ways that a mineral can shine. 3  Glassy/vitreous-shines like a piece of broken glass (most common non-metallic). 4  Dull/earthy-no shine at all. 5  Resinous/waxy-looks like a piece of plastic or dried glue. Glassy/vitreous-shines like a piece of broken glass (most common non-metallic). 2  Dull/earthy-no shine at all. 3  Resinous/waxy-looks like a piece of plastic or dried glue. 4  Pearly-looks oily it may have a slight rainbow like an oil slick on water.