The Bad Astronomy blog points out some gorgeous ground-based 3D imaging of STS-134 while docked with the international space station.
Check out the 3D videos as well. You don’t need special glasses for some of them.
Some very high-resolution solar transit images were also obtained.
Remember, the orbiter and ISS are zooming overhead at 30000 kmph, meaning that a solar transit only lasts a fraction of a second. Capturing these images takes some very special tracking equipment.
