Slow moving object on images?

[quote=Chris Taylor]While going though images of (attempted) perseids on ThursdayPM/FridayAM
I've noticed a slow moving object. The FOV of the images are about 24 x 30
Deg and each image had an exposure time of 30 seconds. The object took 4
frames to move across the FOV, so, a minimum of 2 minutes to cover about 20
degrees of sky.

I'm still going through the images and haven't had a chance to splice or
catch detail wrt exact times although they'd be on the RAW image data.

I'm guessing its no plane, and I've not seen a satellite move this slowly.
Do asteroids move this slowly, or indeed this fast? or could it be a medium
to high altitude satellite. Or perhaps a conspiracy theory waiting to
happen.....

Chris

Chris - the Russians use[d] highly ecentric orbits for some communication satellites [from high 'tundra' latitudes where geostationary sats are below the local horizon] which at apogee move very slowly across the sky. Try "molynia sats" in Google.

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