Flying Through Objects During a Partial Sun Eclipse

[@AugustoANouelP]

¡¡¡Increíble!!! Tremendo vídeo, Ice. Você deve ter se divertido com uma lupa para decifrá-los. Excellent job!!! ✅✅✅ Txs4sharing

[@ЛарисаРевис]

ótimo, gostei! great, I liked it!отлично, мне понравилось!

[@spacecowboy3095]

Very interesting. Moving too fast to be anything launched from Earth. Right?👽👽👽

[@Aisse]

Don’t think it’s too fast. ISS covers all visible sky in forty seconds or so

[@AugustoANouelP]

Angular size of the moon is very small (~0.5o = 30 arcmin), so anything moving at orbital speed in front of it will pass very quickly.

[@spacecowboy3095]

Aisse and Augusto I was comparing the objects speed with Mercury's transit that took 5.5 hours to complete. But what y'all say makes sense. Thanks.

[@AugustoANouelP]

@@spacecowboy3095 Mercury is FAR AWAY (77 Million Km)... these satellites are only 200/500Km away so they pass in inverse proportion to the distance to observer.

[@spacecowboy3095]

@@AugustoANouelP I understand. Again good point.

[@Erick_The_Green]

tell me how it makes any sense that the sat is visible when it passes in front of the moon? using a solar filter i imagine, shouldn't that make it impossible to see the sat when it goes in front of the moon? remember, it looks black when it's over the sun.