Some assistance on the green moving object

[lucas1860]

Tried a bit of sky photography tonight, just around Jupiter. When I downloaded the pictures i was aware of a green object to the right of the first picture, follow the line of the moons and you can see it to the right. As you view the other pictures you will see its moved in each frame. Sadly i was only test the equipment so its not the best quality. I know it wasn't an aircraft. Your thoughts please.

Hope its not on the or in the wrong forum.

Jim

[Aronnax]

What sort of timeframe were these taken over?

[long_arms]

A reflection maybe?

[Double Kick Drum]

What time frame were these shots taken over? It will help identify how quickly this object was moving.

Otherwise (and without jumping to conclusions) I would have to assume it's aliens.

[lucas1860]

They were taken with a 5 second exposure, i was just setting up when the cloud cover came over.

[Aronnax]

They were taken with a 5 second exposure, i was just setting up when the cloud cover came over.

Sorry, not being particularly au fait with AP, do the five images span five-seconds? Or is each image a five second exposure?

I was asking about the former, rather than the latter

[long_arms]

Were you using a UV filter with the camera? A quick google came up with this guys post. I've seen it answered before on this forum but couldn't find it.

http://forum.darwincentral.org/viewtopic.php?f=48&t=27810

Dan

[lucas1860]

The shot

Sorry, not being particularly au fait with AP, do the five images span five-seconds? Or is each image a five second exposure?

I was asking about the former, rather than the latter

Sorry the shots were 5 seconds each over around one minute.

Jim

[lucas1860]

Were you using a UV filter with the camera? A quick google came up with this guys post. I've seen it answered before on this forum but couldn't find it.

http://forum.darwinc...hp?f=48&t=27810

Dan

Thanks Dan, no just the lens as it stands.

Jim

[Mr Q]

At first, I would have suggested an internal lens reflection of Jupiter but upon scrolling down through each photo, Jupiter appears to be moving to the right while the green dot moves to the left by about the same amount