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A small dark screen gives no clue to what you will soon see when you click the little black triangle. So click it and be amazed before reading on. And here is Peter's explanation: <em>This started as a few images of ISS transiting the full moon that I took on the 14th of August. I then decided to make a movie where we could follow ISS and fly over the Moon's surface. I needed many more pictures than the ones I captured at 15 i/s during the 1.09 s transit so I constructed/interpolated nearly 10 times as many images and at a much higher scale. And, nearly 2 weeks later, here it is :-)</em><br /> | A small dark screen gives no clue to what you will soon see when you click the little black triangle. So click it and be amazed before reading on. And here is Peter's explanation: <em>This started as a few images of ISS transiting the full moon that I took on the 14th of August. I then decided to make a movie where we could follow ISS and fly over the Moon's surface. I needed many more pictures than the ones I captured at 15 i/s during the 1.09 s transit so I constructed/interpolated nearly 10 times as many images and at a much higher scale. And, nearly 2 weeks later, here it is :-)</em><br /> | ||
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Latest revision as of 00:25, 9 February 2015
Fly Me To the Moon
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image by Peter Rosén, Stockholm, Sweden
ISS-110814_001328-4H-web.mov
A small dark screen gives no clue to what you will soon see when you click the little black triangle. So click it and be amazed before reading on. And here is Peter's explanation: This started as a few images of ISS transiting the full moon that I took on the 14th of August. I then decided to make a movie where we could follow ISS and fly over the Moon's surface. I needed many more pictures than the ones I captured at 15 i/s during the 1.09 s transit so I constructed/interpolated nearly 10 times as many images and at a much higher scale. And, nearly 2 weeks later, here it is :-)
Chuck Wood
PS - Busy watching Republican Presidential Debate.
Technical Details
Aug. 14, 2011, 0h13m local time.
Yesterday's LPOD: Back On the Moon Again
Tomorrow's LPOD: Swirling Around the Globe
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