SpaceX Crew-1 On ISS In Earth's Shadow
Taken by Philip Smith on November 20, 2020 @
Manorville, NY USA
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Please Note: I made this short gif to show you I truly imaged in the Earth's dark shadow at that time. I imaged SpaceX Crew-1 Dragon Resilience docked to the International Space Station, on 11-20-20. It entered Earth's shadow 18:21:15 at 72° at 297° (WNW) and the Sun's latitude at this time was -20.5°. Weather was cold, windy with the atmosphere turbulent and poor seeing 2/5 from my backyard in Manorville, NY, USA. This is why it is hard the see the Large four solar arrays in Earth's shadow and facing the Sun behind it at -20.5°. So in short this is what you get as an image. It is a big hot mess. My imaging setup was an Edge HD 14" OTA telescope with an Astrodon Red filter on a ZWO ASI174MM (mono) camera and a TeleVue 2X barlow lens. Custom EQ-G mount hardware and software by Emmanuel Rietsch that made it possible for me to track the ISS in the way I do. Kind Regards To ALL.
Photographer's website:
https://www.facebook.com/philip.smith.5686
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