Diese Lichtblitze entstehen, wenn die ebenen Flächen der Irdium-Satelliten Sonnenlicht zum Beobachter reflektieren. Diese Leuchterscheinungen werden z. B. unter http://www.heavens-above.com vorhergesagt.
date (yy/mm/dd) |
time (UT) | exp. time (min/sec) |
camera / telescope | film / CCD | Remarks | |
click on image for full scale crop |
2008/12/29
|
17:55:07
- 17:56:42 |
95 sec
|
Canon EOS 40D
+ Canon 24-85 mm 3.5 - 4.5 @ 24 mm f/5.6 |
ISO 400
AWB |
Double Iridium flare two Iridium flares occured within 1 minute of each other at nearly the same position processing with Photoshop: |
99/03/17
|
18:32:53
(middle of exposure) |
30 sec
|
Canon EOS 50 E
+ Sigma APO 170-500 mm 5.0 - 6.3 @ 170 mm f/11 |
Fuji Sensia 400
|
Iridium 42 flare pre image calculations done with Satellite Visibility Homepage of DLR/GSOC and Guide 7 image made in dark twilight slide scanned with Nikon Coolscan at 800 dpi processing with Photoshop: |
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|
99/01/29 |
18:35:03 |
90 sec |
Canon EOS 50 E |
Fuji Sensia II 100 |
Iridium 6 flare in Orion pre image calculations done with Satellite Visibility Homepage of DLR/GSOC
and Guide 7 processing with Photoshop:
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