The International Space Station has many cameras (historically Nikon) for astronauts to use, and I left no shutter unturned. Research is our primary purpose aboard the station, but I felt an obligation to document as much as possible using the cameras available. Here's me in the Cupola with the usual suspects. Some were glued together to allow for fast switching from infrared to visible cameras by simply spinning in microgravity.
Some of the photos I took with them can be found on my twitter account.
astro_pettit on May 2nd, 2023 at 23:04 UTC »
The International Space Station has many cameras (historically Nikon) for astronauts to use, and I left no shutter unturned. Research is our primary purpose aboard the station, but I felt an obligation to document as much as possible using the cameras available. Here's me in the Cupola with the usual suspects. Some were glued together to allow for fast switching from infrared to visible cameras by simply spinning in microgravity.
Some of the photos I took with them can be found on my twitter account.
funkboxing on May 2nd, 2023 at 23:24 UTC »
But the poor camera that took the pic got left out!
yParticle on May 2nd, 2023 at 23:38 UTC »
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