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Light pollution, incorrect ISO setting, and bad timing... But I still caught it that's the main thing!
(2010-03-08). Passage de l'ISS Ã 20h30 (heure de Paris).
Magnitude : -2,8
Altitude : 52° (NNW)
Temps de pose : 30s.
Lieu : Savigny-le-Temple, Seine-et-Marne, Ile-de-France, France.
Two night sky shots, with the 9mm bodycap lens, both using Live Time and an exposure of about 30 seconds.
This is the International Space Station passing over Four Oaks - it's the streak in the sky. The bright 'star' to the lower right is the planet Venus, and the three stars of Orion's belt can be seen to the left. Should have left the camera open for a few more seconds to get a longer streak - try again tomorrow? (The bright orange spot is a street light in Clarence Rd)
Celestron Edge HD8 with reducer
White light filter
Sony a6500
ISS single frame (of 6 captured)
Sun/topography 25% best of about 300 frames gathered concurrently.
AutoStackkert, RegiStax, PS
Watching the ISS (space station) go overhead and was able to capture it running into the peak of our roof. I've been following Tim Peake on Flickr, and still think it's mindblowing that there are people in that little streak of light.
Not the most steady of shots, but a 1st stab of capturing the ISS as it passed overhead.
Hope to make a better attempt later.
Me and my robot boyfriend I made for the Losthaven remodel.
Untouched.
Losthaven: slurl.com/secondlife/Ave%20Maria/149/55/486
Inside the ISS environmental simulator chamber room in the Space Station Processing Facility at NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida, a research scientist harvests a portion of the 'Outredgeous' red romaine lettuce from the Veg-03 ground control unit. The purpose of the ground Veggie system is to provide a control group to compare against the lettuce grown in orbit on the International Space Station. Veg-03 will continue NASA’s deep space plant growth research to benefit the Earth and the agency’s journey to Mars. Photo credit: NASA/Cory Huston
Passage de l'ISS le 19 novembre 2009 Ã 19h09 (heure de Paris).
Magnitude annoncée de -2,3 et élévation maximale de 40°.
Pendant ce passage, la navette Atlantis est arrimé à l'ISS pour la mission STS-129. De plus deux astronautes étaient alors en train d'effectuer la 1ère sortie extra-véhiculaire de STS-129. Ils étaient alors dans le vide spatial lors de ce passage.
Ville de Savigny-le-Temple, Seine-et-Marne, France.
Temps de pose : 30s.
The ISS (International Space Station) passing under Jupiter Taken from County Limerick at 10:08pm, April 14th 2015
Seven 30-second images stacked to capture the pass, then two 120-second images to capture the light painting on the ground, using the Light Painting Brushes 22" light sword.
5:30 AM, 170303
Nice ISS pass over a full moon in the early hours of June 4th while watching for NLCs, 5 image stack at 11mm
The drag chute is deployed as the space shuttle Atlantis lands at the Kennedy Space Center in Florida, completing STS-135, the final mission of the NASA shuttle program, on Thursday, July 21, 2011. (AP Photo/ Houston Chronicle, Smiley N. Pool)
A space station from the original "Star Trek" series. I found this model in a store in Portland that was going out of business. The scale is at least 1:2500, if not smaller.
Edited NASA image of Skylab soon after its launch and seen by the crew of Skylab 2 and before it was repaired. Halftone variant.
Original caption: A view of the Skylab 1 space station Orbital Workshop showing the micrometeoroid shield missing. A parasol solar shield was later deployed to shade this exposed area. This picture was taken from the Skylab 2 Command/Service Module during its "fly around" inspection. The Apollo Telescope Mount is in the background. The damaged and partially deployed OWS solar array system wing is at lower right. After an aluminum strapping was cut during the June 7th extravehicular activity, the solar panel fully deployed. The OWS solar panel on the opposite side was completely ripped off during the Skylab 1 launch on May 14th leaving only cables and tubing
Cappy's & Auriol1 Freight
NOTICE: spacestation 74/212/3034
Accepts: Large Watercraft. Medium Helicopters. Medium Seaplanes. Small Space.
Dani Airplane fuel pump
Visit this location at CAPPY'S & AURIOL1 Freight in Second Life
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