A Pin Point Of Light To The Left Of The Moon? We Assumed It Was A Star. After Seeing The Comet Hit During The Eclipse, Got Wondering If This Was It On Its Way.

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A pin point of light to the left of the moon? We assumed it was a star. After seeing the comet hit during the eclipse, got wondering if this was it on it's way.
Taken by Pamela on January 20, 2019 @ Sebring, Glorida

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Camera Used: samsung SM-J320W8
Exposure Time: 1/8
Aperture: f/2.2
ISO: 400
Date Taken: 2019:01:21 24:10:41

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A pin point of red light to the left of the moon

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If the meteor was bright enough to see from reflected sunlight before it hit the moon than the impact would have been far greater in brightness and a new crater(miles across) would be visible from the Earth. The actual brightness of the impact implies that the object may have only been a foot or so across and would be invisible to us before impact from 240,000 mile away.

Posted by cmharms2 2019-01-23 13:52:13

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