A NASA photographer captured the International Space Station floating across the sky above Washington state Monday as the moon made its way towards a partial eclipse of the sun.
Senior NASA photographer Bill Ingalls was able to take a picture of the International Space State, which had a crew of six astronauts on board, as it made its way across the sun above Ross Lake in Washington state.
ROSS LAKE, WASHINGTON – AUGUST 21 (EDITORS NOTE: Multiple exposures were combined to produce this image.) (Photo by Bill Ingalls/NASA via Getty Images)
Ingalls compiled four separate frames to show the space station’s location as it moved at approximately five miles per second during the partial solar eclipse.
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