Today we offer you a spectacular image taken by John Stetson and his son Peter on March 25 last from Maine (USA). The image shows the passage of the ISS space station before the Sun in conjunction with a sunspot (HR 1057).
"We Knew When to look thanks to a prediction from CalSky ," says Stetson. "The International Space Station Transited the solar disk in only 0.62 seconds. We managed to catch the station's silhouette as it Was just passing sunspot 1057." Stetson Has Been photographing solar transits for years, he ranks this one as "the best yet."
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