Long 4K astro (please read description to find-out what's on this) 0740

it benefits from turning-up the K resolution to 4K (using the gear icon)
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first segment: Mercury 3-15-2024 @ about 9:30pm Eastern starting at and ending with the stuff on 3-16
2nd segment: Jupiter and airplane
3rd segment: Jupiter and Uranus (apparently it wasn't really Uranus - real Uranus is too dim and small to be visible with the current specs (and I found-out that the field of view of the 500mm zoomed-in wouldn't allow me to see Jupiter plus Uranus anyway and at 30fps it's too dim, I'd have to have taken a time-exposure then I could create (with a tracking mount) a time-lapse of Uranus moving against the back-ground of stars and stuff) of this Nikon D5 and the small aperture and high f# fo the lens and this amateur-like setup not having a more permanent rig-mount (that is it would also need a tracking mount and something solid - as more and more focal length (hence what making the aperture optics bigger (the fl would get longer) and that'd amplify shake, more, ordinarily so it has to be more and more solidly sturdy to prevent this 'shake' from showing-up. Also as you can see, I was just hand-holding the laser, So if were better, I'd use a separate tripod for the laser and that'd prevent the shaking (unless I bumped it or a vehicle went by or something else)
@ 4:30 satellite travels from right to left (starts at lower right)
4th segment: Pleiades
5th segment: Orion
9:17: looked like a meteor streak going from North to South in the zoomed-in Sword of Orion vid
6th segment: Sirius
7th segmetn: Leo - sickle
and @ 11:30 a slow-moving dot of light
8th segment: back to Jupiter
then 16:17: Jupiter and Tree
16:28 I turn the camera a little counter-clock-wise to get
9th segment (16:33): Jupiter and Pleiades
10th segment: (18:05) star Aldebaran the eye of Taurus the Bull (towards the upper right of Orion)
11th segment: (19:12) the Moon
12th segment: (21:45) the Pleiades again - then I straighten the camera - gets darker
13th segment: (31:05) I brighten it up again (higher ISO) for the Pleiades - then
14th segment: (32:00) a moving dot goes from lower-left corner-upwards as I shine my laser &
identify the stars in the Pleiades (mentioning them: ps: they are in the Bible the mention of the 7 Sisters) (31:58) I mention the star's names
15th segment: (33:24) Jupiter again 3-16-2024 @ 9:30pm Eastern about (the next evening) - (Jupiter til end)
@ 12:18 (and the fl (zoom) was @ 50mm then) you can see (what I'm wondering if they are) StarLink satellites 2 crossing at about a 90 degree angle.

[@TRUENORTHER93]

Someone i know has been shining certain satellites or UAPs and has been stopping them dead in their tracks...some even will stop and start moving left and right, or in circles, and then turn their lights off. Keep it up!!!! Definitley subbing

[@christinapisani1088]

When you went to get your laser I seen something fly by

[@sweetlord5099]

Even it 4 biggest moons are showing. Three fairly bright, one a bit dimmed. Nice. With a binocular they show all 4 too. No telescope needed. Ursa Major is good to be seen too. If you extend the last 2 star of the cup, seen from the handle through the bottom up, that last part t times brings you to Polaris. Great for navigation on sea or any place in fact.

[@scottcullen8152]

32:05 UAP