It was 2:43:15 AM when my dream of shooting the International Space Station in front of the moon finally came true!
After years of wanting this image, everything finally lined up – the ISS flew in front of the moon at a speed of 16,508 miles per hour, transiting the moon for merely 0.67 of a second.
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It was 2:43:15 AM when my dream of shooting the International Space Station in front of the moon finally came true!
After years of wanting this image, everything finally lined up – the ISS flew in front of the moon at a speed of 16,508 miles per hour, transiting the moon for merely 0.67 of a second.
[I did a full write-up on the shot here, if you’re interested!](https://mikeab.kit.com/posts/i-finally-did-it?_gl=1*1rr3fi*_gcl_au*MTcyMTYwNzM5MC4xNzU4NDg1ODMxLjMyMjAxNjYxMi4xNzU4NDg1ODQwLjE3NTg0ODU4NDA.)
[Also, video of the transit here](https://photos.app.goo.gl/km8wzc3e9cwvQkpt9)
[And free wallpaper & print available here!](https://shop.abramyanphoto.com/products/iss-transit)
Wonderful pic! Wish I had a decent t camera setup.
Congratulations and thanks for sharing this is awesome!!!!
What I particularly like is that the moon actually looks spherical. Many pictures of the moon often appear very flat. Yours has spatiality, depth.