The idea was to take a photo with Fomalhaut and Mars starting at a certain wide angle. It is what has to do everything by hand. Just before shooting the camera I had not seen anything, but right after. Between the haze and the light pollution and the few details with wide angle, little has been left to see. However, it may be useful to make a first estimate. I looked for some prediction in Heavens-Above and in CalcSky, but nothing. By HeavenSat: mirror 31.4º, 148,9º in magnitude around -0.5 ((However, this is a new generation iridium) FocalLenghtin35mmFilm: 42 mm Exposure: 16 seconds. Date: 20180708 Time 03:36:16 UTC (although at HeavenSat towards 03:35:40) 37.1515º N, 3.60297ºW, 680 m, Granada (Spain) https://www.dropbox.com/s/r3k6c9dn7qieff3/20180708053616_Sat%20Iridium%20100%20Norad%2042956%20ID%202017-061B%20magn%20-0.5%20a%20-1_SAM_9936_Filter_IV_r50_Explain.jpg?dl=0 -- José Luis Ruiz Gómez _______________________________________________ Seesat-l mailing list http://mailman.satobs.org/mailman/listinfo/seesat-lReceived on Sun Jul 08 2018 - 06:31:14 UTC
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