It must felt good to be able to captured that lovely scenery. I love astronomy and seeing that pic gives me some sort of happiness, calming feeling :) Thanks for making my day!
Yup it looks exactly like one. It could also be a shooting star, but they typically disappear at their brightest point - flares look more like discs, where the brightest portion is in the middle of the line.
There are online calculators to determine if you see satellite flares for a given location and time, but not sure if they also work with historic data.
It must felt good to be able to captured that lovely scenery. I love astronomy and seeing that pic gives me some sort of happiness, calming feeling :) Thanks for making my day!
It makes me happy you appreciate it so much! :) Have a great rest of your day
Gorgeous! ☄ What is the light
on the side of the mountain?
Either a star, or climbers starting their ascent day :)
What mountain is this? Also, have you encountered @steemitworldmap yet? Might be up your alley.
I haven't! I'll check it out. This is Mount Rainier. :)
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It's a really gorgeous photo :) Looking at the star-filled sky gives one a sense of wonder at the beauty of nature.
Great work!
Thank you!
Awesome! Those are some nice dark skies!
It seems you even captured an Iridium Flare :)
Wow do you think that may have been?? This was a 15s exposure, would that kind of thing work out?
Yup it looks exactly like one. It could also be a shooting star, but they typically disappear at their brightest point - flares look more like discs, where the brightest portion is in the middle of the line.
There are online calculators to determine if you see satellite flares for a given location and time, but not sure if they also work with historic data.