Near-Earth asteroid 152637 (1997 NC1)
Taken by project nightflight on June 27, 2026 @ Austria, Weinviertel
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On a very hot evening in Austria with a bright moon in the sky we could capture the near-Earth asteroid 152637 speeding past the 8.6mag star HD 158230. Only 6.7 lunar distances away, the small body had an apparent motion of 42“/minute. Watching the live view from a Seestar S50 one could see the asteroid’s trail build up very fast. The final image was shot with 60x10sec exposures. No desktop processing, just some minor adjustments on an iPad.
Photographer's website:
https://project-nightflight.net
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