A satellite was able to capture a rare photo of the ISS as the two spacecraft hurtled past each other just 43 miles away.
A satellite was able to capture a rare photo of the International Space Station as the two spacecraft hurtled past each other in space just 43 miles away.
The two objects were traveling at 3.7 miles a second relative to each other. Any photographers who have ever tried to take photos at speed know how difficult it is to get a clear shot.“Non-Earth imaging provides the best view of satellites in space,” HEO writes on X . “We captured this image of the ISS as it passed over the Indian Ocean from a satellite 69.06 kilometers away.”We captured this image of the ISS as it passed over the Indian Ocean from a satellite 69.06 km away.
HEO Robotics also made a timelapse of the Chinese Tiangong space station being assembled. The video showed the Tianhe core module receiving Tianzhou cargo vessels and crewed Shenzhou spacecraft.Using our non-Earth imaging capability, we witnessed a story unfold over an 18-month timeframe. Each stage you see was verified with a photo taken from another satellite in space.on a 35mm analog camera.
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