Shuttle/ISS shot

One of our local Astronomical society members took this, damn good I reckon.

http://www.assa.org.au/news/20050804.asp

[ballaratdragons (Ken)]

WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW!

Cheryl asked me tonight if it can been seen through a telescope. I just showed her the pic in the link above and both of us are amazed at the quality!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

WOW! WOW! WOW! WOW!

[MiG]

The only way I could possibly hand guide with that precision would be through a spotting scope. That's nuts!

[iceman (Mike)]

Incredible shot, one of the best earth-bound shots I've seen.

[gaa_ian (Ian)]

Awesome, front page stuff !
I will have to try a bit harder with my hand tracking efforts of the ISS!

[venus (Lydia)]

I'm impressed!

[elusiver]

awesome.

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[ving (David)]

sweet!

[toetoe (Peter)]

It's hard enough to see it on a pass over your location in the night sky at times, to see something like that is totaly awsum...

[Astroman (Andrew Wall)]

Oh bugger you beat me to it. Justin Tilbrook is famous for finding two comets, you may remember the comets. He has a very nice setup, and if you think your equipment isn't up to it, he used an 8" f7 scope. Magnification helps! I saw his setup when I checked out his observatory to get ideas on how to do mine. He has nice dark skies too.

Keep trying!!!!