Iridium Flares over Cumbria
Iridium 54
Iridium 13
Iridium 43
Iridium 57
Iridium Flares over Cumbria |
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| IridiumFlares are flares produced by the constellation of communication satellites known as Iridium. A flare can be observed when a light source (such as the sun or the moon) is reflected by one of the satellite’s antennas. A flare is a very bright phenomenon (the brightest have a magnitude of about -8.4) that can easily be observed if the date and location in the sky are known. | |
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Iridium 54 |
Iridium 13 |
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Iridium 43 |
Iridium 57 |