Here’s a shout out to my friend, Bo Edwards, keeping an eye out for these things. We were able to catch the International Space Station transiting the Moon Sunday night at about 8:30. The ISS was very bright, brighter than some parts of the Moon, so you can follow it as it passed in front of the Moon. It was all over in about a second. See the video, the composite, and the closeup. I rotated the composite so that it would look the way we saw it and how the Moon normally looks. Shot with a Canon R6 paired with a 1500mm FL MCT. Each frame was 1/4000th of a second at ISO 25600.
