2022-04-06, 12:24 PM
I saw this image report early this morning by Patrick Wiggins:
"2022 GN1 Flyby
This morning, 06 April 2022 UTC, during 2022 GN1’s close flyby of Earth I shot this series of 17 one second exposures when it was at closest approach, about 121,174 km, at 0256 UTC. Look close to see it move from lower left to upper right. It was moving so fast that it barely registered in the images.
North is up and east to the left. Field of view is 18x26 arc minutes. Images taken with an SBIG ST-10 through a C-14 operating at f/5.5.
https://www.facebook.com/1407672426/vide...7368345969
patrick
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"2022 GN1 Flyby
This morning, 06 April 2022 UTC, during 2022 GN1’s close flyby of Earth I shot this series of 17 one second exposures when it was at closest approach, about 121,174 km, at 0256 UTC. Look close to see it move from lower left to upper right. It was moving so fast that it barely registered in the images.
North is up and east to the left. Field of view is 18x26 arc minutes. Images taken with an SBIG ST-10 through a C-14 operating at f/5.5.
https://www.facebook.com/1407672426/vide...7368345969
patrick
718"