Found this on a frame from last night....

[EBXL5]

Just to establish, I'm no Imager more an Observer and was only "playing around" with my camera settings last night but after looking at my frames this morning I found this wondering over three shabby frames.

ps (it's the tiny blurry thing in the bottom half of the very blurry image full of blurryness hahaha).

[Earl]

ISS?

[Ouroboros]

Looks like it. If you're not pulling our plonkers and hadn't set out intentionally to photograph it, what's the probablilty of capturing a lunar transit by the ISS then?

[nameunknown]

You can check here for transits by the ISS

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[nameunknown]

http://www.calsky.com/cs.cgi

Duhhhh

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[Leveye]

Man in the moon winking at ya...;-)

[mapstar]

It was predicted to transit the moon on Friday as I read on a post someone had put up? not sure about sat but the orbit probably wasn't too far out a day later?

[mapstar]

Found the thread by Dirksteele but was wed the 17th sorry not Friday but guess your location is different - ISS will Pass in front of the Moon - Imaging Project? have a look and well done

[LukeSkywatcher]

Looks like the ISS to me. Either that or a Tie-Fighter.

[EBXL5]

If its the ISS I am totally amazed, I would never have seen it observing but in an imagine it stands out quite nicely.

[LukeSkywatcher]

Just google "ISS transit of the Sun" and do an image search. You will see very familiar shapes in the images.

[Steve Ward]

Webcam or DSLR . . . ?

The ISS takes around a second to transit the Moon / Sun and that's if it cuts across the centre.

You might have had a chance with a webcam but very unlikely to get it on 3 frames with a DSLR unless it has a very high burst mode.

And the ISS was nowhere near the Moon from your location unfortunately but there are a "few" other satellites up there . . . could you post the other two frames ?

[Carl Reade]

The other frames would probably confirm if it is or not. The ISS would travel very quickly and in a very straight line.

Cheers Carl

[EBXL5]

Can't seem to paste an image in as a reply annoying enough must be a blasted ipad thing, however the object appears to be at the same latitude (apologies if that term doesn't apply to the moon).

Thanks for all your help guys, I think I truly was the luckiest guy with a telescope the other night, oh saw a couple of shooting stars too just for good measure.

still need a bigger scope though lol.