The impossible: Does your telescope have the most mysterious object in the universe?

[@reiamusicgroup]

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[@mr.b3054]

It looks to me like you could see Oumuamua (maybe) when you zoomed in as a faint smudge. Did you try a plate solve on Astrometry to identify all the stars? Or look at the various sky survey catalogs?

[@TheAstroRoom]

Thanks for the tip and Yes I have tried checking 😃 Apparently no telescope can see it at this time anymore from what I’ve researched but who knows if with long exposure it could be possible. I would need to dig into this a bit more…

[@gordslater]

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[@AndyUkLeic]

Oumuamua is the first object from interstellar space to be observed entering our solar system... if it is still visible, it would appear as a faint star... As it wouldn't have a tail, you'd need to run the seestar for a while to detect movement.... like a VERY slow satalite

[@charlesalexander8099]

How would you find T CrB or the blazing star? I know where about it should be using the constellation but not right on the dot!

[@TheAstroRoom]

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[@charlesalexander8099]

OMG 🤠 Thank you very much!!!!

[@PanoZango]

That looks like one of Jupiter’s moons Amalthea

[@geopolska]

Yes! my telescope has inside a tinyverse that consist the life! Isn't that the most mysterious object you can find in a TELESCOPE? LoL

[@deborahellzey4317]

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[@johndaley9188]

A diversion from the asteroid belt after a colision. I can guess too.

[@TheAstroRoom]

That does sound plausible to me!

[@deborahellzey4317]

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