ISS pass on 25th March 2022 by Jim Burchell

On the evening of the 25th March 2022 there was a bright pass of the ISS.  Jim Burchell managed to capture 2 image's of the ISS pass at 19.47.51- 19.52.51. Image's taken with a pentax K70.

The 1st image shows the ISS passing the star Capella in the constellation Auriga.  F7.0  20" 18mm iso 800.

 

The 2nd image shows the ISS passing the constellation Ursa Major - top left. F9.0 20" 18mm iso 800.

ISS pass – 23rd March 2022

A superb composite image showing part of tonight's bright 19.46 International Space Station (ISS) pass taken by Diane Clarke.
 
Diane said 'This is a composite image consisting of 3 x 10 sec images.  I missed the start of the pass due to local roof lines obscuring my view but did manage to capture the 3 images that I put together to create this composite image.  The gaps are due to the self timer to reduce/remove camera shake.'
 
Diane used a Canon M50m2 Tripod Mounted Sigma 18-250mm lens @ 18mm  f4.5 10 sec @ ISO 100 to acquire the images.
 
 

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