international space station meets sunspot AR2673
Taken by Amir Ehteshami on September 8, 2017 @ Marvdasht, Fars, Iran.
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The ISS orbits planet earth, sometimes it passes in front of the sun or the moon, you just have to know when and where to look. i was very found of great sunspot AR2673, so i thought it is a good idea to capture an image when its going to visit this sunspot, then i drove around 100 kilometers to arrive at my destination near Persepolis and set up my equipment. skywatcher 10 inch f4.72 dobsonian mounted on AZ-EQ 6 GT and ZWO ASI 178mm cooled with a peltier module and water circulation.
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