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An astronaut onboard the International Space Station using an internal Ultra High Definition video camera captured views of Hurricane Michael and its eye near 12:00 pm EDT on October 10, 2018 from an altitude of 255 miles over the Gulf of Mexico.

Video source: NASA International Space Station Program

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