Here is a very interesting shot from French photographer Thierry Legault. That tiny speck you see in front of the moon is the International Space Station. What makes this shot truly amazing is that the station is traveling nearly five miles a second relative to Earth. At that speed Legault had only 1/2 a second to get the shot. As you can see, he did so wonderfully!
If you haven't found it yet, the ISS is just just to the right and slightly below the centerline.
check out the Dvice article for a pass in front of the sun as well.
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