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ISS - South

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The second of 2 images showing the ISS passing overhead at the ASWA Astro Camp - March 2006.

This image comprises of 3 30 second exposures, you can see the gap between the exposures. There is a large gap at the top becuase it didn't occur to me immediately that I should turn my camera around and take shots of it, I was just staring at it fly overhead (oops).

Interestingly you can see the Milky Way and just make out the Coal Sack near the Southern Cross. Not bad for a 30 second
The second of 2 images showing the ISS passing overhead at the ASWA Astro Camp - March 2006.

This image comprises of 3 30 second exposures, you can see the gap between the exposures. There is a large gap at the top becuase it didn't occur to me immediately that I should turn my camera around and take shots of it, I was just staring at it fly overhead (oops).

Interestingly you can see the Milky Way and just make out the Coal Sack near the Southern Cross. Not bad for a 30 second exposure.
This is a web site of photography and astronomy, by Roger Groom in Western Australia. Photographic subjects include Pemberton, Dryandra Woodland Karri Forest, Cape Leeuwin, Ocean Landscapes, Kings Park, El Questro and Emma Gorge, and much more landscape photography.
Astrophotography subjects include The Milky Way, Large Magellanic Cloud, Small Magellanic Cloud, Orion Nebula, Saucepan Constellation, Southern Cross, Southern Cross and Pointers, Startrails, and much more astrophotography.
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