“Solar Flare Photobombs The ISS in Perfectly Timed Photo”

Pictures of the International Space Station as it passes in front of the Sun or Moon are a bit of a feather in the cap of space photographers – but Arizona-based astrophotographer Andrew McCarthy bagged a real prize.
When he headed out to the Sonoran Desert and set up his equipment to attempt to capture an ISS transit, he was surprised by a medium-sized solar flare in the background. The resulting image captured not just the space station as it whisked past the surface of the Sun, but the transient appearance of a solar eruption.








