A lot of people talked about stacking images of the moon to get a much better detailed image. So I took 100 photos of the moon and stacked them with Registax. The result is pretty impressive, isn't it?

Solar Transit of the International Space Station on the 4. March 2017. The photos were taken with a Canon DSLR mounted on a 1000mm telescope.

The International Space Station passed the Moon on the 13. August in 2016 at 21:34:34. A moon transit takes only 2 to 3 seconds so you should be really fast with your camera trigger.

The moon shot with an Omegon AC 90/1000 EQ-2 telescope with 1000mm focal length and f11 on the 21st January 2016.

The International Space Station in front of the sun, also called Solar Transit, as seen from Heilbronn today. The Solar Transit took less than two seconds. Eight images of a continuous shooting were combined into one.