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Capital Weather: From the ISS to a micromoon: Sunday's sky in pictures
Capital Weather
@capitalweather.bsky.social
From the ISS to a micromoon: Sunday’s sky in pictures
Around midday, ISS transited the sun, traveling at more than 16,000 mph. Crossing lasted just 0.55 seconds.
Reader Russell Moy captured from Westminster, Md.
In the evening, reader Dave Lyons photographed full moon rising over the Jefferson.
10:48 AM · Jun 1, 2026
@capitalweather.bsky.social
From the ISS to a micromoon: Sunday’s sky in pictures
Around midday, ISS transited the sun, traveling at more than 16,000 mph. Crossing lasted just 0.55 seconds.
Reader Russell Moy captured from Westminster, Md.
In the evening, reader Dave Lyons photographed full moon rising over the Jefferson.
10:48 AM · Jun 1, 2026
From the ISS to a micromoon: Sunday’s sky in pictures
— Capital Weather (@capitalweather.bsky.social) 2026-06-01T14:48:19.653Z
Around midday, ISS transited the sun, traveling at more than 16,000 mph. Crossing lasted just 0.55 seconds.
Reader Russell Moy captured from Westminster, Md.
In the evening, reader Dave Lyons photographed full moon rising over the Jefferson.