Sun/Moon/ISS
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A rare glimpse of the International Space Station crossing in front of the sun at the precise moment of sunrise. Here, the sun emerges behind.a prominent radio tower atop Sandia Crest, just west of Albuquerque, NM.
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The sunlit International Space Station passes in front of the moon just before sunrise over northern New Mexico. Meanwhile, the planet Mars slowly meanders away from the moon's dark side, having reemerged into view from behind its outer fringes moments earlier.
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An image of the International Space Station crossing in front of the sun 300 miles above Edgewood, NM, on 8/5/17. Intervening clouds provide some nice texture to the otherwise quite uniform luminosity of the sun, spare one lone sunspot just above the ISS trajectory.
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Image of the sun's chromosphere and a few glimmers of its blindingly bright photosphere peaking between several lunar craters ("Baily's Beads"), marking the end of totality during the Great American Solar Eclipse of 8/21/2017.
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Image of the 12/3/2017 supermoon emerging over Sandia Crest, part of the Sandia Mountain range near Albuquerque, NM. A prominent radio tower atop the mountain (above 10,000 feet elevation) appears in silhouette.
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The waning gibbous moon rising behind the apex of the iconic Sandia Peak Tramway, the longest aerial tram in the United States and a major attraction for visitors to New Mexico. Captured on 11/26/18 using a 1300mm f/13 Mak-Cas telescope coupled to a Nikon D500 (2000+mm effective focal length!). My position was about 5 miles away from the tram house and about 3,000 feet below it.