Getting into arguments with flat earthers can be pointless. But one photographer got a picture of the ISS out of it.
of it from Earth. “The only thing that’s been into space is your imagination,” writes the person whose screen name is Pokie.
“Seeing the ISS is pretty straightforward, there are numerous trackers available which show the path that its orbit will take,” he says. “Photographing it however takes a bit more planning because it passes by pretty quickly and you need a very long focal-length optic to have a hope of seeing any real detail of it.”Capturing the ISS on a long lens makes it difficult because photographers only have a narrow field of view to capture the spacecraft on their sensor and finding an exact piece of sky is not easy.
Lo and behold the ISS appeared in front of the Moon exactly when it was expected to and McKeegan got a photo of it. He proved once and for all that the ISS is real — or did he?Pokie commented beneath McKeen’s video and congratulated him on photographing the spacecraft accepting that there was no “fakery.”
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