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Boeing 757-236
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- Airline: British Airways
- Photo Date: Nov 18, 2005
- Uploaded: Nov 19, 2005
- London Gatwick Airport - EGKK, United Kingdom
Notes:
757 and artificial satellite? I thought it was dust on the sensor, but studying the other eight frames taken as the 757 crossed the moon, it moves right to left in each frame. Too small to be another aircraft, moving too fast to be a weather balloon, focus set at infinity which would blur a closer flying bird. Could it really be a huge, trailer-sized artificial satellite?
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757 and artificial satellite? I thought it was dust on the sensor, but studying the other eight frames taken as the 757 crossed the moon, it moves right to left in each frame. Too small to be another aircraft, moving too fast to be a weather balloon, focus set at infinity which would blur a closer flying bird. Could it really be a huge, trailer-sized artificial satellite?Camera
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- Reg: full info | photos
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Aircraft:
Boeing 757-236
- Airline: British Airways
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London Gatwick Airport - EGKK
- United Kingdom
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Comments
Alan Kenny
Fantastic picture Steve. My two favourite subjects in the one frame.
Gabe Basco
If its a satellite, it would be a huge one. Nice shot!
Geoff Hibbert
Lovely shot Steve, I have been trying for the same thing myself. Very good work. Geoff Hibbert
