Yes, it’s possible to witness the International Space Station (ISS) pass in front of the Sun or the Moon, though it’s relatively rare and requires precise timing and positioning. When the ISS transits the Sun or the Moon, it appears as a small, fast-moving silhouette against the solar or lunar disk. Capturing such a transit photographically requires careful planning and often specialized equipment, such as telescopes with solar filters for solar transits or high-speed cameras for lunar transits.
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