International Space Station 02-22-22
Taken by Philip Smith on February 22, 2022 @
Manorville, NY USA
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Date Taken: 2022:02:22 05:58:08
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This was a very challenging ISS pass to image. The ISS came out of earth's shadow at 84° of this max pass of 86°. I have very tall trees to the east side of my observatory. With that said: I did not have much time or area of the sky to lock onto and image the ISS traveling at its fasts point in this 86° max pass. This is only one frame in some earth's shadow and not fully lit by the Sun. My ISS image video was recorded in "POOR" seeing and with a thin layer of fog in a max pass of 86° on 02-22-22 at 4:55am EST. This ISS image is not that good or clear but I thought I would share it with you anyway. It was taken from my observatory in Manorville, New York. My imaging configuration was an Edge HD 14 ′′ telescope with and Baader Red 610 nm Longpass 1.25" filter on a ZWO ASI174MM (mono) camera and Baader Planetarium Carl Zeiss 2x Barlow Lens with an extender all in a MoonLite focuser on a Atilius Orion EQ-G mount modified by Emmanuel Rietsch with his satellite tracking system he made for me. Kind regards to ALL. 🙂
Photographer's website:
https://www.facebook.com/philip.smith.5686
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