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Qoute from the person that filmed this: If any 'IDIOT' says I recorded the ISS - I will block and delete your comments. I recorded the ISS approx 20 minutes earlier as proof - (Will keep raw footage with 'time' start.) Note the 'corona' as opposed to the ISS? First camera is a Samsung SDC-435 - Second camera is a P8079HP 3 stage generation 1 night vision tube with a 50mm slr lens. I watched this 'thing' visually and it just lit up the sky. This is the real deal Neil. Been doing this for about 5 years now, full time, never ever seen anything like this. If 'anyone' can explain what is larger, slower than the ISS in orbit, please let me know? Sorry about the swearing, but it is what it is. - Youtube description
CaptainBeno
reply to post by _BoneZ_
Satellite fuel dump?
Why?
Why would a satellite have to dump fuel?
Confused.
At 19:16 GMT on September 1, China launched a Long March 4C booster from its main space? center at Jiuquan, carrying a triple-satellite grouping called "Yaogan Weixing 17". It entered a 63 deg inclined orbit, 1100 km high, and half an hour later passed over SE Australia shortly before dawn along a NNW to SSE azimuth. Space boosters typically vent excess fuel after reaching orbit in order to forestall later explosions that could generate clouds of space shrapnel.
FireMoon
They are nothing like as bright as the object in this film and nothing like the size.