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Photographer captures perfect shot of International Space Station passing surface of the moon
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1:44Now PlayingHow do you photograph an object in space that is 400 kilometres away, travels at 7.66 kilometres per second and is in the right spot for less than a second?
Wait eight years, position yourself in exactly the right spot at exactly the right time, and pray for clear weather.
For Geraldton photographer Ken Lawson the patience and preparation paid off when he captured this photo of the International Space Station passing the surface of the moon last week.
“It doesn’t happen very often so you need all the elements to combine together to get it in the right position,” Mr Lawson said.
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