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Photo Story: ISS passes in front of the Sun

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epaselect epa07675310 The International Space Station (ISS) flies in front of the Sun as seen from the vicinity of Gyongyos, Hungary, 26 June 2019. The flight of ISS in front of the Sun took 0.6 seconds. EPA-EFE/Peter Komka HUNGARY OUT

The International Space Station (ISS) flies in front of the Sun as seen from the vicinity of Gyongyos, Hungary, on the 26th June 2019. The flight of ISS in front of the Sun took 0.6 seconds.

In the photo below, a series of images combined with a computer program shows the ISS flying in front of the Sun as seen from the vicinity of Gyongyos, Hungary

ISS passes in front of the Sun

 

. EPA-EFE/Peter Komka

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Topics HungaryInternational Space StationISSSpaceSun

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