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"EXT_Astro_Boy" wrote in message . net... Hi all, I also noticed in 3 of my closeup images that there was apparently an object in transit across the face of the sun. I created an animated GIF of these three. If anyone can tell me what the object might be I'd appreciate it. The transit shot is he Take a look and tell me what you think? Aeroplane? That would show up as a fast moving black dot through the filter paper. I ran Starry Night across the whole of sun up for 30/10 and nothing seemed to transit (although that's no guarantee that it didn't). My co-ordinates are almost certainly different from yours though, so if you post date, time, longitude and latitude of the shots, I'll look again on the off chance that SN shows anything. Looked to be too large a spot and moving too fast to be stellar, imo. Definitely terrestrial, if the shots were taken in burst mode. Could be a fast (and low) flying bird, a plane or Superman. Rick |
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"Kipper" wrote in message ...
"EXT_Astro_Boy" wrote in message . net... Hi all, I also noticed in 3 of my closeup images that there was apparently an object in transit across the face of the sun. I created an animated GIF of these three. If anyone can tell me what the object might be I'd appreciate it. The transit shot is he Take a look and tell me what you think? Aeroplane? That would show up as a fast moving black dot through the filter paper. I ran Starry Night across the whole of sun up for 30/10 and nothing seemed to transit (although that's no guarantee that it didn't). My co-ordinates are almost certainly different from yours though, so if you post date, time, longitude and latitude of the shots, I'll look again on the off chance that SN shows anything. Looked to be too large a spot and moving too fast to be stellar, imo. Definitely terrestrial, if the shots were taken in burst mode. Could be a fast (and low) flying bird, a plane or Superman. Rick |
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![]() "EXT_Astro_Boy" wrote in message . net... Hi all, I also noticed in 3 of my closeup images that there was apparently an object in transit across the face of the sun. I created an animated GIF of these three. If anyone can tell me what the object might be I'd appreciate it. The transit shot is he Take a look and tell me what you think? Aeroplane? That would show up as a fast moving black dot through the filter paper. I ran Starry Night across the whole of sun up for 30/10 and nothing seemed to transit (although that's no guarantee that it didn't). My co-ordinates are almost certainly different from yours though, so if you post date, time, longitude and latitude of the shots, I'll look again on the off chance that SN shows anything. Looked to be too large a spot and moving too fast to be stellar, imo. Cheers -- K. |
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