Glare from the illuminated part of the planet on the ISS solar panels

 Posted: Jun 6th, 2025
Technical Info
Telescope/Lens: Sky-Watcher Dob 16" (400/1800)
Camera: Canon 550D
Accessories: ЛБ х2 Televue
 Novosibirsk, Russia
 Jul 12th, 2024
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Animation of the ISS flyby 427 frames, you can notice the glare on the ISS solar panels, and the station's modules are also clearly visible, especially when the angle of inclination changes
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"Glint from the illuminated part of the planet on the ISS solar panels."
Are you sure it's from the illuminated part of Earth, and not from the Sun?
6 Jun, 2025 Reply
Aleksandr Tyulkin Replied to Smirnov Andrey
Well, it looks like part of the planet is reflected on the panels. If you look closely, you can see the reflection is curved like a semicircle.
6 Jun, 2025 Reply
Smirnov Andrey Replied to Aleksandr Tyulkin
This is definitely a lens flare.
6 Jun, 2025 Reply
Oeswww Replied to Smirnov Andrey
A blue glare from the sun?
7 Jun, 2025 Reply
This is a really cool piece of work.
6 Jun, 2025 Reply
Aleksandr Tyulkin Replied to Gavriil
Thank you :)
7 Jun, 2025 Reply
Super. The reflection from the ground is absolutely top-notch.
7 Jun, 2025 Reply
Aleksandr Tyulkin Replied to Oeswww
Thank you!
8 Jun, 2025 Reply

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