Soldato
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I was just walking to the shop and it is a clear night here in Derby. As always I look to the stars to see whats going on and I saw a real bright one just below the moon. I am presuming this is the ISS. Correct me if I am wrong.
What I would like to know is there a telescope out there I can buy that will be good enough to make out the ISS with all its shapes and colours etc?
I know you can get ones that can fill the view finder witha good sharp image of Saturn etc which is millions of miles away but would this work for something closer?
What I would like to know is there a telescope out there I can buy that will be good enough to make out the ISS with all its shapes and colours etc?
I know you can get ones that can fill the view finder witha good sharp image of Saturn etc which is millions of miles away but would this work for something closer?