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Jupiter and the ISS

Category:Solar System
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Jupiter and the ISS
Resolution:
1280x1024 px
File size:
61 KB

Technical information

Telescope/Lens
ТАЛ-125АПО
Camera
QHYCCD QHY5III462C
Mount
Sky-Watcher HEQ5 PRO
Accessories
GSO IR blocking filter
Software
Fitswork 4
Location
Новокузнецк, Russia
Date taken

Exposure

  • 5 × 0.0003″ · ISO/Gain: 255

Total exposure: 0 m

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oeswww
Coincidentally or intentionally?)
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Artem ChitayloReply to oeswww
Purposefully. I don't know what kind of luck you'd need to capture this by chance. Even then, I missed that the FPS weren't set properly, so I couldn't technically capture the coverage.
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oeswwwReply to Artem Chitaylo
I guess I got lucky with the location. Others would have to travel hundreds of kilometers to set up at a suitable spot.
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Artem ChitayloReply to oeswww
I monitor this topic; a geometric opportunity occurs a few times a year within reachable surroundings, but out of those, only one can be realized every few years...
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oeswwwReply to Artem Chitaylo
Got it. Two fighter jets flew across the Moon's disk, and I saw it in live view, but I wasn't recording video at that moment. You could even see the exhaust trail as air turbulence.
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