Here's proof for all the people who doubt that the International Space Station is not real, and yes, you better believe that some people "really do believe it's a fake station."
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This is going to go through history as the very first (amazing photo) taken from the Earth showing astronauts outside of the ISS during a spacewalk, what an amazing photograph this is.
Credit: Sebastian Voltmer/UFO Sighting's Footage/Space Weather/Ufosfootage/UFO News/Canva.
Last Wednesday (March 23), NASA astronaut Raja Chari and the European Space Agency's Matthias Maurer spent nearly seven hours outside the International Space Station, performing a variety of maintenance work.
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Amazingly, astrophotographer Sebastian Voltmer managed to capture a snapshot of the spacewalk action from the ground - and from Maurer's hometown of Sankt Wendel, Germany, no less.
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While they go about scratching their heads and gathering their shattered thoughts and now defunct beliefs, let's just get down to the brass tac and take a good gander at this stunning picture which I do believe is very first by a private individual.
Credit: Sebastian Voltmer/UFO Sighting's Footage/Space Weather/Ufosfootage/UFO News/Canva.
Instead of this photo being produced by an official agency like NASA, it's come to the public's attention via Sebastian Voltmer. I mean, there are not a lot of "world's firsts" left to be a hat, but somehow people keep finding them.
I'd personally love to create this world first because it's something that everyone would like to do, it's so appealing just for the gravity of what's going on, what it represents and there's the historical value to it.
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During the spacewalk of the two astronauts, Raja Chari and Matthias Maurer the International Space Station appeared shortly after sunset in the bright evening sky over Germany. This image of the ISS pass was taken on March 23, 2022, under good seeing conditions through my C11 EdgeHD telescope from the hometown of ESA astronaut Dr. Matthias Maurer. The docked SpaceX Dragon capsule, with which the astronauts of Crew-3 flew to the ISS, is visible. Three years ago I got to know Matthias Maurer at our SpaceStudio (Weltraum-Atelier) in Nohfelden, Germany which is located near to Matthias‘ hometown which is Sankt Wendel, Germany.
Additional fact: I produced the song for his ISS mission, "Cosmic Kiss”: https://youtu.be/tQYysJw7W_s
Here's the really good video of the music above.
This is a really good video, you'll like it.
For the local press in Germany, I first published an initial photo highlighting where Matthias Maurer appeared on the ISS. Due to my time constraints, I released this version right away on the internet, which then went viral, while I continued to work on the final image version with both highlighted astronauts. Already two days after the spacewalk happened, Philip Smith contacted me. He is a world-well-known photographer of all things ISS and has been published in many forms of media.
Philip Smith with his ISS obsession, noticed on my picture that NASA astronaut Raja Chari is also detectable - on the robot arm “Canadarm2” - and he created a wonderful combination picture shown here with an insert from the NASA live stream: https://youtu.be/uZqaTsbDcgU
I feel like I just made a once-in-a-lifetime image :) It's probably the first ground-based picture showing two spacewalkers on the ISS at the same time.
Here's the epic video of when the spacewalk took place and Sebastian Voltmer took the once-in-a-lifetime photo above.
Now I know that you will know someone who would appreciate this post, it's the world's first spacewalk on the ISS, that was photographed from the Earth by Sebastian Voltmer.
Also, could you share your thoughts and opinions on this, cheers. And share this post, cheers.{alertSuccess}
Credit: Sebastian Voltmer/UFO Sighting's Footage/Space Weather/Ufosfootage/UFO News/Canva.
