Jared Polin Froano's photo.com and this is your photo newsfix extra.

The extra is where I dive in a little deeper on the photo newsfix stories that you saw on video.

Well, at least hopefully you did see them on video on the YouTube.

Now, Photo NewsFix Extra is where I take a deeper look look break down more about those stories and give you more

of my opinion that i couldn't do in the five to seven minute video that we put up on the inner webs

so let's get to the first story right about meow so the first news story takes place in the

international space station or the ISS.

Now this is interesting because Google Street View worked with astronaut Thomas Pesquay.

And he's French, so his name is I believe Pesquay.

It's spelled P-E-S-Q-U-E-T.

It's definitely not Piscret.

It's Piscay.

But if it is Piscret, somebody let me know.

He spent six months on board the International Space Station, and since you can't get a Google Street View car into space, no shit is what I would say,

since you can't do that just yet, he captured spherical panoramic images using, I believe it was a Nikon D-5, or at least it was a Nikon D-SLR, one of the larger ones,

with a fish-eye lens, and then he then

beamed them back down to the home offices

to have them stitched together

into an awesome panoramic

or an awesome street-view scene. Now, of course of course it's not street view because you're inside the building

but this is the first street view that you can go through that is out of

this world or not on this planet. Now it is really cool when you go through this

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