Star trail from the ISS showing sequential lightning flashes on Earth below the arcing stars of deep space in this 25 minute time exposure. The station's solar panels blur with movement to the right of the Russian laboratory module. Star trails straighten into thin lines in the direction of our orbital path while trails to the right form arcs due to the rotation of ISS as it orbits Earth. Image taken with Nikon Z9, Arri-Zeiss 15mm lens, individual 30 second exposures stacked with Photoshop, T1.8, ISO 500.
More photos from space can be found on my twitter and instagram, astro_pettit
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Star trail from the ISS showing sequential lightning flashes on Earth below the arcing stars of deep space in this 25 minute time exposure. The station’s solar panels blur with movement to the right of the Russian laboratory module. Star trails straighten into thin lines in the direction of our orbital path while trails to the right form arcs due to the rotation of ISS as it orbits Earth. Image taken with Nikon Z9, Arri-Zeiss 15mm lens, individual 30 second exposures stacked with Photoshop, T1.8, ISO 500.
More photos from space can be found on my [twitter](https://x.com/astro_Pettit) and instagram, astro_pettit