Run for the hills ? - Can someone identify this for me please ?

[Catanonia]

Can anyone help me identify this object please ?

I have an intruder in my M1 subs and tried looking it up in Stellarium and other places  and my knowledge / skills / googlefu are lacking.

Object is streaking now towards  M1 @21:15 GMT on 18th March 2022

Here you can see the streak in 1 hours worth of 3min subs

Also attached is a single sub with the object identified by an arrow.

It is a big boy and pretty sure not a satellite as it has only move this much in 1 hour

Suppose now is not the time to write it in an envelope and drive on the mountain roads

Thank you

 

Edited March 18, 2022 by Catanonia

[vlaiv]

Object aside, but how can you see into the future?

27 minutes ago, Catanonia said:

M1 @21:15 GMT on 18th March 2023

 

[Catanonia]

Just now, vlaiv said:

Object aside, but how can you see into the future?

 

LOL, what a muppet I am, will edit

 

[lukebl]

Asteroid 44 Nysa.

[Pixies]

Beat me to it: 

[Catanonia]

1 minute ago, lukebl said:

Asteroid 44 Nysa.

Panic over, no need to unpack the corn beef supplies

Can I ask, where did you find this information.

 

[Catanonia]

Just now, Pixies said:

Beat me to it: 

 

Thank you

Wooohooo my 1st asteroid 

[almcl]

1 minute ago, Catanonia said:

Can I ask, where did you find this information.

You can find it in Stellarium :

 

[Catanonia]

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/44_Nysa 

For those interested

[Catanonia]

Just now, almcl said:

You can find it in Stellarium :

 

 

oh, i looked and switched everything on. 

Need to check again, thank you

[Pixies]

Skysafari for me. Searched for objects in Taurus.

[almcl]

2 minutes ago, Catanonia said:

Need to check again, thank you

it's a while since I did it, but I think you have to down load the minor planet data,  in the solar system editor in plug-in, but I use very old version of Stellarium (18.2) and it may be different in more recent ones.

[Catanonia]

Unfortunately M1 will sink down before contact. Shame

[Martthebass]

I got it too, thought it was a Cosmic ray strike, thanks for the heads up.

Edited March 18, 2022 by Martthebass

[Quetzalcoatl72]

how is it always still there? is it a one off? i dont get it, how can an object move back to where it was so others can see it again?