Archive 2024 · ISS lunar transit
p.2 #1ISS lunar transit
Creative Edge wrote:
that is an awesome shot.. great planning and execution!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you Michael! Glad you appreciate the work
that is an awesome shot.. great planning and execution!!!!!!!!!!
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Thank you Michael! Glad you appreciate the work
Feb 26, 2024 at 05:59 PM
p.2 #5ISS lunar transit
11rdgr888 wrote:
Great timing.
Thanks!
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SGinNorcal wrote:
I smell Photoshop. Kidding! Nicely done.
You smell right!
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lightskyland wrote:
This is incredibly cool! Thanks for sharing.
Happy to share, glad you liked it.
Great timing.
Thanks!
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SGinNorcal wrote:
I smell Photoshop. Kidding! Nicely done.
You smell right!
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lightskyland wrote:
This is incredibly cool! Thanks for sharing.
Happy to share, glad you liked it.
Mar 15, 2024 at 11:49 AM
p.2 #6ISS lunar transit
Wow, that is some serious efforts in calculating the orbits and perfect execution, all within a few seconds! I must say this photo must have taken a lot of time and efforts, and it is worth to be featured in FM
Mar 18, 2024 at 12:49 PM
p.2 #7ISS lunar transit
shuttersmasher wrote:
Wow, that is some serious efforts in calculating the orbits and perfect execution, all within a few seconds! I must say this photo must have taken a lot of time and efforts, and it is worth to be featured in FM
Thank you, the effort and preparation is worth the perspiration!
I did misspeak in the OP, this pass only lasted 0.6 seconds!! depending on the angle of the ISS to the moon in the sky, the passes can range from half a second to almost 3 seconds.
Wow, that is some serious efforts in calculating the orbits and perfect execution, all within a few seconds! I must say this photo must have taken a lot of time and efforts, and it is worth to be featured in FM
Thank you, the effort and preparation is worth the perspiration!
I did misspeak in the OP, this pass only lasted 0.6 seconds!! depending on the angle of the ISS to the moon in the sky, the passes can range from half a second to almost 3 seconds.
Mar 18, 2024 at 02:34 PM
p.2 #10ISS lunar transit
Leah Hallett wrote:
Wow...this is excellent work and timing!
Leah
Thank you Leah!!
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newyork wrote:
That’s wild
Crazy what we are capable of (both on the ground and in space)
Wow...this is excellent work and timing!
Leah
Thank you Leah!!
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newyork wrote:
That’s wild
Crazy what we are capable of (both on the ground and in space)
Mar 19, 2024 at 10:58 AM
p.2 #12ISS lunar transit
Well done!! Did you use some kind of app to determine where the Moon, ISS and you have to be? Is there an app that can help me determine where I have to be in relationship to the moon and airplane's flight path?
Thanks
Thanks
Mar 23, 2024 at 02:09 PM
p.2 #13ISS lunar transit
castelnuovo wrote:
Well done!! Did you use some kind of app to determine where the Moon, ISS and you have to be? Is there an app that can help me determine where I have to be in relationship to the moon and airplane's flight path?
Thanks
This site is all you need.
https://transit-finder.com/
Well done!! Did you use some kind of app to determine where the Moon, ISS and you have to be? Is there an app that can help me determine where I have to be in relationship to the moon and airplane's flight path?
Thanks
This site is all you need.
https://transit-finder.com/
Mar 23, 2024 at 04:32 PM
p.2 #14ISS lunar transit
This site is all you need.
https://transit-finder.com/
Great...everything is calculated for you. Your location is all you need. Hubble telescope and the Chinese Space Station are also
included.
Mar 24, 2024 at 01:06 PM