lament idol
Spacecraft Integrity, just a few hours after the lunar flyby.
A very difficult observation opportunity with both the Moon and Integrity only ~9 degrees above the horizon and separated by just 2 degrees. At the time of the capture, Integrity was still within the lunar sphere of influence, 403,000km from Earth.
24" Dob, Apollo-M Max (IMX432) binned 4x4, Baader RG610 longpass. 2.5sec subs. Final image is ~35 mins of data. Timelapse is 4.5m of data per frame.
brazen python
<@1084198692854169700> can ur redcat do this? /j
I saw the crew peaking out of the window.
lofty zealot
Ugh, do we have to put Tom in the #🏆-hall-of-fame again? 
stiff rapids
Ugh, do we have to put Tom in the <#893213110574383124> again? <:kekw:1069600214...
lets make a tom of fame category
lofty zealot
lets make a tom of fame category
unironically good suggestion
wooden brook
Spacecraft Integrity, just a few hours after the lunar flyby.
A very difficult...
how big is the actual rocet in arc/s?
quick dagger
how big is the actual rocet in arc/s?
When this was taken, if I did my math right, only at most 0.005”
And around magnitude +17 or +18
For reference, Neptune’s angular size is currently 2.2” and a magnitude +8.8
peak linden