Sternspuren während der Lageänderung der ISS. Weitere Details in den Kommentaren!

Wonky star trails. During an ISS attitude change (orientation relative to earth and stars), I set up a time exposure through the Crew-9 Dragon window. These star trails trace the rotation of ISS during its change in orientation. The only stationary object in the field of view is the Dragon SpX-31 cargo vehicle.

Nikon Z9, 8mm fisheye lens, f2.8, ISO 640, 15 second individual exposures assembled with Photoshop (adjustments to levels, contrast, color) to make an effective 24 minute exposure. Note, I do not have the computer power on orbit to correct for sensor noise with the corresponding dark frames; this will have to wait until I return to Earth.

See more of my space photos on X and Instagram, astro_pettit

You best change your attitude before I give you a reason to have that attitude boy

So we could say this was an attitude adjustment? Jk, this is really cool.