Video of New 35mm lens pointed at the night sky, meteories, starlink train and other Objects

[@rickkennedy9501]

Man the first time I saw it, I was blown away. I had no idea what it was!

[@johnmoore486]

These where over east Yorkshire a couple of weeks ago got some great pictures

[@oeasmythe9074]

Look at this massive cloud that doesn't change over time- view at 25x for detail ....1:42 green streak left to right, right side upper, 2:54 approx, rotating equidistant lights lower right corner, moving right to left use higher speed for detail, 4:33 a little green Light zigzags upper left corner, use 25x to view General comments: the sky shimmers as the craft is that huge #bestskywatchingaward

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[@urvshabonable]

I live in MN and would love to see your setup! I would like to setup something similar

[@indepentinvestigator]

Thanks for sharing Todd. I have seen star link trains a bunch of times, but never with the long spacing of the satellites like that?

[@judd0112]

So your recording this at regular video speed. I’m assuming. I do Timelapse nightly weather permitting and that’s a lot of space(memory) my Timelapse stills of meteors are just the streak basically. I’ll have to give it a whirl just doin regular video if that’s what your doing

[@anonymousoneanalysis]

Interesting, i seen them down here in Florida a day after they were launched and they were so close together and the angle was coming at you going overhead. It was insane. I thought we were being invaded.lol. Great shots!

[@warrenbaines714]

I watched them come over from E to W a few weeks ago. But then I also saw to other "satellites" come from S to N, and then turn to the E to follow the trailing Starlink. Also one that came in from the N, went past the course of the Starlinks, and then came around back to the N, and also turned to follow the others. Unfortunately I couldn't get footage of it.

[@oceana101]

great stuff

[@marty01957]

Awesome video! Thanks, Todd! I counted twenty three in the train was I wrong?

[@michelleoliveira2853]

So I’m not that bright when it comes to the galaxy etc. what is a star link? I see movement. Is that it? It seems like it shoots out in the same spot or close enough to the same spot. Thanks guys!

[@starsandnightvision]

Elon Musk satellites.

[@hidaven]

What lens is this????

[@Radioactive-Cactus]

It's in the title of the video.

[@hidaven]

@@Radioactive-Cactus I know its a 35mm f1.2, what Brand???

[@AV036]

Surely we can figure this out. Starfink installed "sun visors" about 2020? on the proviso there would from then on be little to no refection from those extremely small flat 4 sided i.e. 6ft house door sized objects. Who believes this is visible at 300mi up. Even those meteors are showing the very slow speed of starfinks when they are alleged to be travelling at 19,000mph. !!! Lets have a commonsense comparison please zoom anything that far away at night without its own lights or reflections.

[@rickyshaw5560]

Their moving from the right, to the lower left at an angle, and fairly evenly spaced, but they looked like regular plane's, until the second one from the last, stop's mid flight, and flare's brightly, and then continue's on. Military jets, because satellites don't move fast like that, or. hover, and unmanned, then they would be drone's.

[@AV036]

Creating a nose to tail bender in the sky Or C perhaps non of the above.☝☝

[@AV036]

FLATVOID 🤦‍♂oh please say no more🤣

[@Bonamici]

👋🙂

[@FredvdSpuy-e7h]

ufos

[@frequency5283]

If half of these are satilites,and not meteors , then what are seeing moving about flashing, pulsing,fading in and out,moving In all directions ????