Possible Meteor in M31,Andromeda Galaxy
Taken by Guillaume Doyen on September 1, 2016 @
Normandy, France
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Camera Used: Canon Canon EOS 600D
Exposure Time: 30/1
Aperture: Unavailable
ISO: 3200
Date Taken: 2016:09:01 16:36:28
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Details:
Very stunned when I saw this image on my DSLR's sreen.
The line is very bright and has an orange color.
The picture was taken in the middle of the night, so satellites are not exposed enough to the sunlight to reflect such a great amount of light.
Moreover, no softwares (stellarium, heavens above) predicted a satellite at this place, next to M31, andromeda galaxy.
There are no signs in favor of a plane (no flash light and just a single line).
I was not outside at this moment, so, I cannot be 100 % sure it is actually a meteor, but it seems likely to be one.
The image was process with DxO optics pro (noise reduction).
CANON 600D + 200/800 mm reflector + tracking mount
30 secs, ISO 3200 , 800 mm
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