Solar Flyby Of International Space Station Caught In Stunning Image
- 9 years ago
NASA photographer Bill Ingalls caught an image that shows the International Space Station moving past the face of the sun.
A NASA photographer recently produced a stunning image of the International Space Station crossing in front of the fiery face of the sun.
Small black shapes dot the smoldering orange globe in silhouette; their backwards-E-like appearance is the far-off outline of the space station making a solar pass.
There are presently nine astronauts and cosmonauts on board the orbiting space station and laboratory. They hail from Russia, Japan, Denmark, Kazakhstan and the United States.
At the time photographer Bill Ingalls took the five-fr
A NASA photographer recently produced a stunning image of the International Space Station crossing in front of the fiery face of the sun.
Small black shapes dot the smoldering orange globe in silhouette; their backwards-E-like appearance is the far-off outline of the space station making a solar pass.
There are presently nine astronauts and cosmonauts on board the orbiting space station and laboratory. They hail from Russia, Japan, Denmark, Kazakhstan and the United States.
At the time photographer Bill Ingalls took the five-fr