Check out the International Space Station transit the sun during the eclipse! Captured at 1,500 frames per second with a high-speed camera, the ISS is seen in silhouette at roughly five miles per second during the partial solar eclipse. Video was shot in Wyoming. Photo Credit: NASA Goddard/Joel Kowsky | FOX 11 Los Angeles

The ISS lunar transit, captured on March 21st 2024 from a 16 inch dobsonian and a canon EOS R5 camera I edited the video to include a several replays of the transit at different speeds, which is something I haven’t shared here in the post that showed this transit. Enjoy! #iss #transit #moon | Rami Astro

The ISS lunar transit in front of the snow Moon, captured on February 25th 2024 at 02:03:14 am I used two dslr cameras to capture the transit. The last 3x slowed footage shows a dust particle moving in a weird pattern, this is because the video is stabilized since the telescope was shaky during the capture The final image is an HDR image of the stack sequence. I extracted the video frames that contained the ISS and stacked them in photoshop using the “minimum” algorithm. The sequence that is sho