International Space Station Lunar Transit
This is the first time I've attempted and succeeded in capturing the International Space Station (ISS) transiting the moon. At the time it crossed the moon it was roughly at an altitude of 400km, or about 250 miles, traveling at speed of 14,500km/h or 17,500mph!
Recorded using a Canon M50 attached with a 0.965 inch eyepiece T Mount adaptor on a 60mm diameter 700mm focal length Tasco telescope.
Find out when the ISS will transit the moon in your area: https://transit-finder.com/ You can also use the Heavens Above app to find out when the ISS and other orbiting objects will be visible in your area.
Music in this video:
"Mining by Moonlight" Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com)
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