New Horizons Funnies and Other Stuff, Miscellaneous Ramblings |
New Horizons Funnies and Other Stuff, Miscellaneous Ramblings |
Jul 11 2015, 11:18 AM
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edit: deleted. I pay little attention some times.
Ok, rtphokie, a more studied answer this time. Strangely, the object appears to be the same in both frames, so I would assume not dust (though it has a peculiar shape). It appears to be going 90 degrees to the ecliptic. in this image. I don't see anything registering on Stellarium. Interesting. Hope to see a resolution to this as well. ---------- Edit ---------- Also just noticed a few other moving dots. Pluto of course, near the middle in the ellipse. This is a discussion better placed in its own thread though. -------------------- |
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