Thierry Legault
Thierry Legault, a French engineer, known for taking pictures of space from his back garden in Paris, captures a unique event, an extraordinary image of the Atlantis Space Shuttle and the Hubble Telescope speeding across the sun. The amateur astrophotographer captured this prolific event/image in Florida, about 60 miles south of the Kennedy Space Center.
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Via: SpaceWeather/Wired
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