Do astronauts see 4th of July fireworks from space?

Question

If they do see them, did they ever take video of it and where can I find it?

I may give the best answer to the person who told me to ask NASA, which I did. I may give it to the person closest to what NASA tells me. I should know in about a week. See ya and thanks for answering.

Answer 1

No...they are way, way too small to see from space.

Answer 2

Doubtful. I flew into LAX on the night of July 4 last year and barely saw the municipal displays until we had gotten down to around 10,000 feet. Even then, they were mostly swallowed up in the regular city lights.

Answer 3

Ask the astronauts, but I do not think they can see them, they are to far away. Ask NASA.

Answer 4

Unless they are let off
in clear open country side then you will probablky not see them because of the artificial lighting (street lights etc )
Then to see them you would have to set several off at once to make to make them bright enough to see from space
so yes it is possible if in enough quantity

Answer 5

I doubt it, astronauts can sometimes see things like enormous oilfield fires but normal fireworks would be far too small.

Answer 6

WHAT DO YOU THINK! Of course they dont see it.

1} fireworks are not high enough to be seen
2} the atmosphere covers it up.

Answer 7

i know you can see them from a plane.
they're awesome at night flying on the 4th of july...it looks so cool!

i don't think they go uphigh enough to see them from space.

Answer 8

they can see light from erth, they can spay with the satelite, so they can see evriting that flays at night if it is a light. yes they see it not all but they can see some parts

Answer 9

With the Hubble telescope they could !

Answer 10

I think they'd be too far away to see them