2024 BX1 entering Earth shadow
Taken by Luca Buzzi on January 21, 2024 @ G.V.Schiaparelli Astronomical Observatory
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Astronomer K. Sarneczky from GINOP-KHK, Piszkesteto station, discovered another Earth impactor, approx. 3 hours before it entered the atmosphere just west of Berlin, Germany. I was able to submit to the Minor Planet Center some astrometry, before it became too fast. Then I started to obtain some trails; the last one shows the asteroid, now designated 2024 BX1, when it entered Earth shadow. It's just a crop of the original image. The trail should continue toward the top of the image, but after a decrease in brightness, it suddendly disappeared. Images were taken remotely from Schiaparelli Observatory near Varese, Italy (MPC 204) by Luca Buzzi and Gianni Galli.
Photographer's website:
https://www.astrogeo.va.it/astronomia/Sar2736.png
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