Can You Find the Comet?

69 points - yesterday at 7:59 AM

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albert_e today at 10:39 AM
Why are satellite trails not continuous lines

Is the camera exposure taking a few seconds of break between takes that get stacked later with some "missing" moments in between?

ragebol today at 8:21 AM
Yeah, I kinda get why astronomers are not particularly happy with satellite constellations.
originalvichy today at 8:27 AM
I fear this is only the start of it. A minimum of 3-4 constellations more will probably be launched in the near future (Russia, China, EU).

Their obvious dual-use nature makes them tempting, and a military target if a large conflict will take place in the near future. I hope their lower orbit will help any space junk burn up fast.

ciroduran today at 8:26 AM
I'm rebuilding my RSS feed collection, and having pretty astronomy pictures is a fine addition. Thanks!
gasi today at 9:02 AM
So cool! Zoom in to find out: https://zoomhub.net/0w8pN
aa-jv today at 10:53 AM
Hot take: We're in the first stages of building our own Dyson sphere and therefore comets are only useful in the context of capturing them for that purpose.

;)

w-ll today at 8:10 AM
if i could imagine what a Sophon from 3 body problem would look like. this is kind of it.
khazhoux today at 9:29 AM
Is this all / mostly Starlink?
renerick today at 8:49 AM
That looks so cool, ngl!