science_joe_2000
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Are there any land-based photos of the International Space Station? Video? Now come ON! There are some flat-lander physicists who claim to have photo evidence of planets orbiting stars two hundred or so light years away... hasn't anyone tuned into the huge structure orbiting only a few miles away?
I know it travels quickly across the sky, and I know the really good cameras are owned by folks who normally don't offer their film up for public consumption, and I think by now some enterprising bright bulb might have done enough homework to succeed in training a telescope onto the orbiting platform... so where is this very-marketable footage?
Is there a taboo? Is it beneath astronomers to stoop to tracking an orbital object? Why hasn't at least NASA dumped some art onto the world for publicity, ne funding? Is its orbital classified? Lemme know.
Wow. Twenty minutes, yet not one answer... I ask good questions! Or, everybody is out drinking for St Pat's. Think I'll join them.
I know it travels quickly across the sky, and I know the really good cameras are owned by folks who normally don't offer their film up for public consumption, and I think by now some enterprising bright bulb might have done enough homework to succeed in training a telescope onto the orbiting platform... so where is this very-marketable footage?
Is there a taboo? Is it beneath astronomers to stoop to tracking an orbital object? Why hasn't at least NASA dumped some art onto the world for publicity, ne funding? Is its orbital classified? Lemme know.
Wow. Twenty minutes, yet not one answer... I ask good questions! Or, everybody is out drinking for St Pat's. Think I'll join them.