This Photo of the ISS Next to Jupiter Was Two Years in the Making

Photographer AJ Smadi captured an image of the International Space Station passing in front of Jupiter from Burlington, Washington, after two years of planning. The shot, taken on a Sunday just before sunrise, shows the ISS, seven crew members, and four of Jupiter’s largest moons, using a 9.25‑inch telescope and specialized camera equipment.

Source: This Photo of the ISS Next to Jupiter Was Two Years in the Making — Nautilus

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