[fusion_builder_container hundred_percent=»yes» overflow=»visible»][fusion_builder_row][fusion_builder_column type=»1_1″ background_position=»left top» background_color=»» border_size=»» border_color=»» border_style=»solid» spacing=»yes» background_image=»» background_repeat=»no-repeat» padding=»» margin_top=»0px» margin_bottom=»0px» class=»» id=»» animation_type=»» animation_speed=»0.3″ animation_direction=»left» hide_on_mobile=»no» center_content=»no» min_height=»none»][lang_en]Lunar transit of the International Space Station on Dec. 20,2010. Credit: Theirry Legault.
The International Space Station, orbiting the Earth, passes in front of the full moon, in this photo captured by Bela Vingler from Gyoerugfalu, Hungary[/lang_en][/fusion_builder_column][fusion_builder_column type=»1_1″ background_position=»left top» background_color=»» border_size=»» border_color=»» border_style=»solid» spacing=»yes» background_image=»» background_repeat=»no-repeat» padding=»» margin_top=»0px» margin_bottom=»0px» class=»» id=»» animation_type=»» animation_speed=»0.3″ animation_direction=»left» hide_on_mobile=»no» center_content=»no» min_height=»none»][lang_nb-no]Lunar transit of the International Space Station on Dec. 20,2010. Credit: Theirry Legault.
The International Space Station, orbiting the Earth, passes in front of the full moon, in this photo captured by Bela Vingler from Gyoerugfalu, Hungary[/lang_nb-no][/fusion_builder_column][/fusion_builder_row][/fusion_builder_container]
