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Can you spot the International Space Station?

 

 

 

 

 

 

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    2. There was quite a bit of light from the town, I think it was just I was very lucky that evening as the previous night you could really see the pollution

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    2. Have to own up . . . . that evening I simply rushed out so camera on auto! So I didn’t set anything however the camera decided upon ƒ/3.2 1s 7.7mm and I had ISO1600

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