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ISS chased by HTV4. Ever shot two space craft just seconds after each other? Last night, I did. Had set up my camera for a 500 shot timelapse sequence, but the clouds quickly put 450 of those in the waste bin. However, at the very first starting frame (talk about luck) of the timelapse, the ISS showed itself just above the trees in the bottom of the pic (first of the four images in the sequence). On the fourth image you can see the 'blip' at the top of the image. These were 30 second shots, so this all happened within 2 minutes from eachother.
That's the Japanse HTV4 (Kounotori, or white stork) resupply space craft about to dock with the ISS. A video of ISS capturing the HTV4 can be found here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bAWo0HjUyOc&feature=youtu.be and image of the capture here: https://twitter.com/tweetsoutloud/status/365889351390998529
More about the vehicle: http://iss.jaxa.jp/en/htv/mission/htv-4/
Six days after launching from the Tanegashima Space Center in southern Japan, the unpiloted Japanese Kounotori4 H-II Transfer Vehicle, or HTV-4, met up with The International Space Station and was captured by the Expedition 36 crew aboard the ISS, using the station's Canadarm2 robotic arm. The HTV-4 was launched with more than 3 1/2 tons of cargo and experiments for delivery to the ISS.