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unknown object, likely satellite
They photographed an unknown object during the eclipse, likely a satellite. The video also details the challenging process of capturing a composite image on a single piece of film.
- 🛰️ The object was observed crossing the sun's disk during the eclipse, appearing in footage from multiple cameras around 100 yards apart.
- 🛰️ Analysis suggests it moved too fast and consistently across different camera views to be a bug, pointing towards a satellite.
- 🛰️ The specific satellite remains unidentified, though Starlink 30323 was a close candidate; the creator challenges Space Force to identify it.
- 🎞️ The creator successfully captured a composite image of the eclipse on a single piece of film using a special camera that didn't advance the film between shots.
- 🎞️ This multi-exposure film technique, previously common, is now rarely performed and was considered the most technically difficult shot the creator had ever attempted.
A man points to a bright solar eclipse with a small, circled object in the sky, suggesting a mysterious discovery.