On June 22, Tiangong (the Chinese Space Station) made a pass just to the south of moon and Regulus. I took a video of it, then extracted 56 frames and stacked them to create this composite showing its trajectory as it passed those objects.

Canon T7i/800D, 50mm lens, tripod

56 second video, extracted 56 frames at regular intervals, then stacked the frames as a star trails image with Sequator. To remove trailing of the moon and stars, I then combined the star trail image and the first frame in GIMP to create a composite with the Space Station trail against an untrailed background.