I Captured the ISS Passing Venus in Broad Daylight Today. This Happened in Under 1/100th of a Second, and Venus is 120,000 Times Farther than the Station Is.

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I Risked Burning my Telescope to Catch This Image of Venus Today. It's Now Only 2% Illuminated as Seen From Earth, and Very Close to the Sun in our Sky.

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Moon, Mars & Venus

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A shot of The International Space Station as it flew past the Moon. By Andrew McCarthy.

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Picture I took this morning of the moon and Venus.

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Risked melting my telescope today to get this photo of Venus backlit by the sun. This is one of the rare times you can clearly see Venus has an atmosphere from Earth- as it is illuminated when the rest of the planet is in shadow. The sun was less than 5 degrees away.

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The "Earth-orbiting Hubble Space Telescope (HST) and the Moon" photographed from inside NASA's Space Shuttle Endeavour (STS-61) in December 1993. Photo credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)

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Venus Today at Just 1% Illumination. This is a Very Dangerous Image to Attempt due to the Sun’s Close Proximity.

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Could someone please explain to a total newb what it is I'm seeing here.

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The farthest view of Earth seen by human eyes

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Probably my luckiest shot ever, I captured a shot of the ISS right on the terminator of a slim crescent moon. [OC]

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I captured the Moon, Jupiter and a comet in the same frame

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Yesterday morning I captured one of my favorite pictures ever, the international space station caught perfectly against the terminator of a barely illuminated crescent moon. Full pic in the comments. [OC]