Why Are Air Bubbles Rising In the International Space Station?

Quite obviously dust glowing in the sunlight. Nothing to see here. Calm down and try again.

"Dust glowing in the sunlight?"

That's a fat bubble.

I didn't see anything like a bubble.

Hmmm?

Great Observation
but i don't think this are Air-Bubbles,
could be something else, floating in
a stream of the Air Condition
or because of the
Guy who is filming

When you look at rain drops on a window, if you focus on the rain drop, you see a rain drop, but if you focus on whatever is a ways outside the window, the drop becomes an unfocused blurry circle larger than the drop actually is, because of the light diffraction and so on

Same idea the dude above is suggesting.

If it were water, maybe there's a residual centrifugal force to having the station fling around the earth in orbit at high speeds.. That's just speculation though

YA at 2:10, there's clearly a bubble INSIDE the window, you can clearly see it pass over the frame of the window, therefore the bubble or object is inside the window.

Yea except that's just something floating by from left to right, not rising like underwater bubbles heh

Whether its dust or whatever...it flies up pretty fast...not like its just suspended in zero g's....also noticed one of those dust particles or air bubbles is INSIDE the ship, while the other 2 are outside...weird..

Woman Diver Trains Spacewalkers Underwater

Water droplets in the air currents. The blowers run constatly. Often wondered if its easy to avoid spitting when talking in zero g

Dude, you can see the ISS when it flys over. I have seen it a dozen times - once even during the day because it reflects so much light from it's panels.

So, don't start thinking that it's not really up there.