This showed up in one my frames....what is it??

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Christian Bennich avatar
I have never seen something like this before, and are guessing on a small meteor or something. 
Have you seen something like this before, or can you explain in more detail what it might be?

Jan Erik Vallestad avatar
That is awesome! Keep it in the final image! Here's another meteor for reference: https://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap240714.html
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Tony Gondola avatar
It's a meteor with some light flairs because of the brightness, really cool!
andrea tasselli avatar
The flares are there because of wind shear moving the evaporating particles away from the main meteor path. A VERY lucky strike, that.
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Bill McLaughlin avatar
andrea tasselli:
The flares are there because of wind shear moving the evaporating particles away from the main meteor path. A VERY lucky strike, that

Yup. Nice. I have seen those lingering "vapors" with binoculars a couple times from a dark site. They are pretty cool and often twist and turn for seconds or even minutes in the high altitude winds.
Oscar avatar
definitely keep it in the final image