There is an Unreal Amount of Objects in Outer Space anymore
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- čas přidán 11. 08. 2023
- I took the Sony A7S out in the field in hopes to catch a Couple Meteors
Had the camera running for 30 minutes and over 180 objects flying around were in view. Getting pretty conjested up there
@NOAASatellites @scannerguy1968 - Věda a technologie
Makes me think of what an ant colony would look like in the sky. I love watching videos of how amazing cameras are even though I kno absolutely nothing about them. They seem very intimidating
Nice capture / quality !
I live in Quebec Canada and I've seen this for a long time and in all kinds!!! It makes me laugh that the USA doesn't show more when there are plenty of videos like this! even I see them with the naked eye!Can this be seen through a telescope? Imagine seeing their face 🤣👽👽
It's absolutely heartbreaking how destroyed the view of the night sky is due to Starlink. A couple of well-placed GEO satellites could've done a better job I think, but whatever. I can't wait until they start colliding and the Domino Effect deorbits them. Then we will have something ELSE to watch in the night sky for a while! Great video - maybe next time some wildlife will show up, like Deer or Coyote. In the distance 😆
Interesting once again. I wonder if it would be worth it to get a true Telescope and film, the number ONE complaint amongst people watching UFO videos these days is 90% of them are filmed with phones by the public. I read you can see the invisible ones with Infrared. But anyway, I'm pretty sure if you started, too, a ton of viewers would be here pretty quick.
I always enjoy your videos, thanks Scannerguy.
Satellites follow a certain path. They don't veer off course like that. 💕👍 The things in this video are not orbiting, they're flying. 💯👍
Cool video. Looks like we are close to 8000 active satellites orbiting Earth. To think there were none until late 1957. The total amount has ballooned significantly since 2016-17 thanks mostly to SpaceX.
Awesome more sky videos, love the astro videos when they come in can't wait for more
Nice view. Many satellites and meteors.
Is there a filter or lens or is that the stock a7
I've noticed quite a drop in the number of satellites over the last few weeks. I know there was a solar flare that brought a bunch down.
Really sad to see all that space junk whizzing around I know we rely on some for navigation weather etc but it's really getting stupid now.
You still got some nice catches though.
Anyone tell me what lens that is again?
How did you overlap the Atari's "Asteroids" game like that? This for real?
Some strange things up there. And some of these were neither satellites or airplanes. Or did you speed up the film?
He clearly said he sped the video up
@@oldschooltoonz
Ok, I missed it.
even at high speed, we see certain trajectories that make no sense ↩⤴️⤵️↪
Nice video. Curious if anyone else sees what I see from time ti time....I see what appears to be a black object with no real form zoom past the sky....it will be about half the size of my upraised hand. Ive guessed an owl or bird but never aee any form or sound and cannot determine distance.... occasionally I see what almost seems like a cloud move swiftly by too. ...same formless size and shapeless. I've thought maybe my eyes as Ive see floaters in my eyes in daytime but it doesn't reoccur like a floater....anyone else experience this?
Looked like the camera was being sped up?
Thanks Elon!
Thanks for your work...I see all kind of weird phenomenon in sky of new zealand....i can't comprehend a lot of what I witness...
I don’t think they are man made satellites orbiting in space.
I still say it's a step back in technology when it takes 1000 Elon satellites to do what one satellite used to do. You can't help but to wonder what else those satellites are for. Plus I wasn't asked if I want to look at Elon's crap every time I look into the night sky, for the rest of my life. Instead of identifying constellations, kids will be naming the companies that own the satellites. And how long before those companies start advertising, in space.