A rare ISS transit the Moon, a composite of 5 images by Hj Md Azri
Kuala Belait – The International Space Station (ISS) flew exactly in front of the Moon on Thursday morning, Sep 19, 2019 at precisely 05:29:46.49 am for 0.61 seconds.
Despite of the hazy sky, the space station passing in front of the moon which takes less than a second was observable by a group of astrophotgraphers from the Astronomical Society of Brunei Darussalam over Panaga, Brunei Darussalam.
At zoomed in, the array of solar panels and outlines of the station are fairly visible.
Picture by Hj Md Azri
Although ISS flyovers are frequent, lining up exactly with the moon happens rarely. Visit www.transit-finder.com to find the next lunar and solar transit of ISS from your location.
by Hj Md Azri 
by Hj Md Azri 
Shot a burst of the ISS traversing the moon this morning with a DSLR hand held (high speed exposure with high ISO) and extremely lucky to end up with several shots of the ISS over the moon. Here’s sharing three: one going in, one over and the last exiting. Photo by Poh-Yuk Bong 
Shot from the Panaga 2000 houses area. Used a Canon 1DX Mk2 with EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM +1.4x III teleconverter. Hand held. 1/2000sec ISO 16000 F8. 0 
Shot from the Panaga 2000 houses area. Used a Canon 1DX Mk2 with EF100-400mm f/4.5-5.6L IS II USM +1.4x III teleconverter. Hand held. 1/2000sec ISO 16000 F8. 0