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Here is a very cool video (IMHO) of the ISS by a German gentleman from his backyard........
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I wish I could do this!
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I wasn't aware that the ISS spun on it's axis...
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I don't know if it does, it's really hard to tell what's going on in the video but it's sure neat!
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Damn. Any idea of what kind of lens he used for that? I'm assuming a tracking mount/tracking software was used, too..
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Wow... that's impressive.
I remember going out on our driveway with at 5:00 or 6:00 AM and watching it go by. It's been quite a few years now. That was before they even mounted the solar panels.
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I remember going out on our driveway with at 5:00 or 6:00 AM and watching it go by. It's been quite a few years now. That was before they even mounted the solar panels.
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thats so cool. I wonder if I could see it with my telescope?
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Any rules about lasing the space station?
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That is pretty sweet.
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Nope. You can try, but I'm not sure that a laser can make it 220 miles with all the shit in the atmosphere. :thinking:
