Monday, January 07, 2019
The ISS pass of Sunday 6 January 2019
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| International Space Station pass near Taurus and ALdebaran, Sunday 6 January at 20:01 ACDST. 10 images from my CANON IXUS, ASA 800 2 seconds exposure, stacked in DeepSky Stacker (only 8 of the 10 images made it into the final stack for some reason). click to embiggen | Animation of all 10 frames in stacked in ImageJ. Click to embiggen. |
January started slowly astronomy wise. Cloud, followed by cloud, followed by more cloud. But last night was finally clear, and I was able to see the ISS gliding across the Sky, past Phoenix then going between the Hyades (the head of of Taurus the bull) and the Pleiades. A magnificent sight.
Naturally it was cloudy tonight for the next bright ass of the series.
Labels: astrophotography, ISS, unaided eye
# posted by Ian Musgrave @ 10:13 pm 
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