aviator.4.life Goldmember  1,223 posts Joined Jan 2009 Location: Cleveland, OH More info | Sep 07, 2011 16:08 | #1 Have been wondering this for a while and forgot there's a bunch of knowledgeable people on here, how can one find out when the ISS will intercept the moon at a particular location on Earth? I saw some really neat photos on this subject and would love to try it out. Thanks.
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martyn_bannister Senior Member 568 posts Joined Jul 2010 More info | Sep 08, 2011 03:10 | #2 Check out this page
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Korak Senior Member 307 posts Likes: 5 Joined Jan 2012 Location: Helsinki, Finland More info | Jan 07, 2012 02:08 | #3 This picture was taken few days ago about moon and ISS Canon 5d Mark III Gripped || EF 35 F1,4L USM || EF 100 F2.8 L Macro || EF 70-200 F4L IS USM || 2 x Speedlite 430EX II ||
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Jan 11, 2012 10:36 | #4 THAT is an awesome Picture! 5D MKII/ 7D/ 100-400 L/ EF-S 10-22 / 100L f2.8 IS Macro / 70-200L f4 IS / Σ 30 f1.4 / 50 f1.8 / Tamron 18-270 / 430 EX II (x2) / Opteka fisheye/ Zoom 1n
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. You can pull the java program down and use it any time. It does the sun, moon and the planets too and gives you a google earth file with all the transit tracks within 100k of a particular location.
