SpaceX Crew-2 capsule docked to ISS as seen through my telescope!

Yeah cool, nice bit of Stelladrone music there astro.

Astro sucks.

(this is a compliment).

Mehhh.

nice!

That's great! Thanks, Doc.

How come there's no outboard camera photoing the stars and moon, and the stupid craft itself? All we ever see are dumb 'scopetards and their National Aeronautic-aided dubious footage. Can anyone else see with a 'scope a football field 6 miles away? - let alone 280 miles away? That's about the size and distance of LIE-sis. Hoo-boy.

Amazing! Love it.

Very impressive Dr. Astro !!

Don't know if you've ever answered this, but have you seen the black knight satellite at all?

Neat stuff! Nice choice of music as well.

Why doesn’t the space station fall to earth like the Chyna rocket?

Why don't birds fly to the moon?

Amazing to get such pictures of an object travelling 17000 mph at a distance of 250 miles---you used your own program to set the telescope movement?

I hope to God you live long enough to go up into space and look back down on the glorious globe God created

ohhhh lookie what a high functioning autist filmed good job dude no one ever liked you or will and you suck thats it... long time very long time ac

Bravo sir; great job as always!

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That's so fucking cool.

Good Jorb!



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How many miles away is the iss from earth please

Oh, that inspires me to dig out my telescope to set up!

Have to go to part of the farm where am not surrounded w/ big trees so I can set up for open sky line.

Thx Doc, and yeah, like another commenter said, hope you live long enough to make the trip up there and be able to look back at our third rock from the Sun!

It falls, falls in a parabolic orbit whose curve is larger than the radius of the earth...

Great job per the usual.

Everyone does know about the YouTube Channel Astronomy Live right?

There's a bunch of videos, some exactly like the above.

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Looks like your bullshit has a shelf life. No one is buying it anymore. Well, people that got vaxxed and wear masks still believe you.

Great Work.

Thank You for sharing with us.

It would eventually if not for it's "Propulsion Module" (a set of thrusters).

The ISS requires an average 7,000 kg of propellant each year for altitude maintenance, debris avoidance and attitude control. A Propulsion Module would have provided reserve propellant for one year of ISS orbit life in case of supply interruption. A Propulsion Module would have been attached to the Unity node of the ISS.

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Nice shot, Astro! Thanks for sharing it.

Cool post.

So space must still be fake right?>