'I feel like I just made a once-in-a-lifetime image.'
"I feel like I just made a once-in-a-lifetime image."The shots of stuff in space that you can get with a high quality telescope these days are incredible. For a gobstopping example, look no further than German astrophotographer Sebastian Voltmer, who managed to snap a photo of the International Space Station — in which, amazingly, you can actually make out two astronauts clambering on its exterior during a spacewalk last week.
"I feel like I just made a once in a life time image," Voltmer wrote of the image. "It's probably the first ground based picture showing two spacewalkers on the ISS at the same time."
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