Epic Picture

[AlamoVampire]

I just found an epic picture of Jupiter AND the International Space Station taken in BROAD DAYLIGHT by someone:

[vger]

Why does the station appear twice in the photo? It's in the upper left corner as well.

[AlamoVampire]

Having done astrophotography myself, I would assume the photographer double exposed the shot, and in the time it took to set the 2nd image up the ISS moved that far across the shots. Taking a picture during daylight like that is exceptionally hard. Keep in mind, that photograph is in BROAD DAYLIGHT.

[Rainbowtrout]

Seeing that makes me think of how big they are... Nice pic.

[Kinglet]

Why does the station appear twice in the photo? It's in the upper left corner as well.

It is just some bug that the developers need to fix.

[Skyler4856]

It is just some bug that the developers need to fix.

Yeah, Along with those solar panels, they are SOOO over powered

[lajoswinkler]

It was a burst shot. When you take photos of tiny, fast objects, you want to take a lot of them in a short time.

Example:

[AlamoVampire]

Space Shuttle Atlantis Transits the Sun:

[Dodgey]

Ok that last one, just....wow. Simply moving.

[xzxvrx]

These ones are my favorites

[Elthy]

Wow, if the ISS is so large in front of the moon it should be visible by naked eye as a black spot...

Im still waiting for the first object in orbit that so large its visible in daylight

[Thomas988]

http://i.imgur.com/u340E.jpg

Sweet lord.

The feels.