NEO 2007 TU24 C11 f10 1/28Posted By Dan Petersen |
Hi Steve:
Congrats, that's very interesting, not to mention amazing. I can't believe how far TU24 moved in just 30 seconds! These oversized rocks are getting to close for my comfort, it makes you wounder just how many objects are really up there and heading towards Earth. SpaceWeather.com might post your photo, you may have to downsize it about 50%. A longer exposure may determine if the asteroid is elliptical - showing a variation in brightness as it rotates across the field of view. Mars will have a close encounter with asteroid WD5 tomorrow morning at about 6:00am EST, maybe it will impact.
Have a good day, Dan
Congrats, that's very interesting, not to mention amazing. I can't believe how far TU24 moved in just 30 seconds! These oversized rocks are getting to close for my comfort, it makes you wounder just how many objects are really up there and heading towards Earth. SpaceWeather.com might post your photo, you may have to downsize it about 50%. A longer exposure may determine if the asteroid is elliptical - showing a variation in brightness as it rotates across the field of view. Mars will have a close encounter with asteroid WD5 tomorrow morning at about 6:00am EST, maybe it will impact.
Have a good day, Dan