International Space Station
Taken by Ralf Vandebergh on March 30, 2021 @ The Netherlands
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Slightly improvement in detail in the lights) 2 different frames Yesterday, it is exactly 20 years ago that the ISS robotic arm Canadarm-2 was installed. On March 30, I had a great view on the arm, almost completely stretched. This is one of the frames that were unprocessed until now. Setup: Taken with 10 inch F4,8 Newtonian secondary focus with QHY5 5L-11 camera. Tracking was fully manually using the crosshair method at low magnification on the tracking scope
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https://http://www.ralfvandebergh-astrophotography.simpsite.nl/home
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