ISS daytime Moon transit
Taken by Marina Prol on June 3, 2025 @
From home, Maspalomas (Gran Canaria)
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ISS Lunar Transit
Yesterday afternoon, just before sunset, the International Space Station transited the waxing gibbous Moon at 56% illumination.
Living on an archipelago, it's rare to have the right conditions to capture a transit—especially from the courtyard of the building where I live. Despite the presence of Saharan dust (which in small amounts can help stabilize the atmosphere), conditions weren’t ideal today. The combination of additional aerosols, a small tropical intrusion from the day before, and not having time to acclimate the telescope didn’t allow me to capture it in great quality—but I did my best in post-processing.
1.Sigle frame
2.Six frames stacked
Photographer's website:
https://www.marinaprol.com
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