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jkstacey
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From the BBC Website

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-14792580

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wow,

the problem with seeing work of such quality and genius is it sets the bar way to high for me to ever hope to be even able to take a half decent photo :-(

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the ISS is shot amazing considering it's there for less than a second.

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Beautiful images indeed. Thanks for sharing!

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Truly amazing photos!

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But what do they use to get those photos, some sort of telescope fitted to a camara? simply amazing :shock:

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