Photographer Captures Stunning Photos of International Space Station Transiting Sun—Here’s How

Photographer Captures Stunning Photos of International Space Station Transiting Sun—Here’s How
The International Space Station transiting the sun. Courtesy of Miguel Claro
Michael Wing
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Miguel Claro has a dream for how all people under the great golden sun might converge and make the world a happier, more peaceful place—and he caught a picture of that dream on camera. In June, he set off into the wilderness near his home in Portugal and aimed his camera directly into the sun.

“The sun right now, at the moment, is amazing,” Mr. Claro, 46, an astrophotographer, tells The Epoch Times, speaking of what he describes as a period of solar instability that recurs dependably every 11 years.

Michael Wing
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Michael Wing is a writer and editor based in Calgary, Canada, where he was born and educated in the arts. He writes mainly on culture, human interest, and trending news.
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