Incredible ISS movie!

[iceman]

I think this is the best ISS movie i've seen from an amateur, taken from the Earth!

On SpaceWeather (http://www.spaceweather.com/) today:

Movie by Mike Tyrrell (http://www.spaceweather.com/swpod2007/13jun07/tyrrell.gif)

Simply amazing.

[Dennis]

Wow - big wow! That is fantastic, amazing resolution of the various structures. The running clock and distance counters are neat too!

Cheers

Dennis

[Ric]

That is simply amazing, what a great little movie.

Cheers

[sheeny]

Very cool!!!!

Al.

[skairey]

:2thumbs: Nice work Mike. Well done.

Oh, a big hello to all, Ive finally worked out how to actually use the email system, derrrrrrr.

I am new to astronomy, so far having heaps of fun. But can any one tell me how you take photo's, mine come out real crappy. I expect my telescope and camera aren't quite up to scratch for this type of thing, I have tried both my manual Olympus and my digital Olympus camera's and I have a Nexstar 500 SE telescope. Any information would be gratefully excepted.

[matt]

Now, that is one very exceptional capture:eyepop:

Welcome to IIS, skairey:hi:

Post some of your images and tell us how you captured and processed them, and we'll do our best to help you along:)

[Outbackmanyep]

KEEEEWWWWLLLLLL! :)

AMAZING! :thumbsup:

[RB]

What an awesome capture !

[little col]

amazing video footage , looks like that new solar panel has been installed !!

[Adrian-H]

very cool

[Tamtarn]

Just caught up with this one today. Amazing :eyepop:

Thanks for posting Mike

[Dujon]

Me too. The shuttle reminds me of a remora.

The seeing was a bit crook though. :P