A NASA photographer captured a stunning image during the total solar eclipse on Monday. <\/p>\n
The photo shows the International Space Station clearly set against the sun as the moon began to cast its shadow. <\/p>\n
The Space Stations Twitter account also posted a video that shows the massive orbiting spacecraft moving from the right to left across the face of the sun. <\/p>\n
The video was shot with a high-speed camera in Banner, Wyoming, according to the tweet. <\/p>\n
People on Twitter were quick to react to the photo and video, with one person calling the photo thethe neatest thing about this eclipse. <\/p>\n
Only the ISS is cool enough to photo bomb the eclipse, another person tweeted in reply to the video. <\/p>\n
Later, the Space Station crew tweeted images only they were able to see: the solar eclipsesumbra, or shadow, visible on Earth. <\/p>\n
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