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cptolemy
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Summary: orbital path of an object
Good morning
I would like to ask the members of this forum their opinion regarding the object, which path I present in the image. The x-axis is the azimuth (towards me, the observer), and the y-axis the altitude. So it goes up in the trajectory shown (from A to B) in about 1-2 minute. Then proceeds and it gets out of range ( above my eyes and head).
Given these conditions, what further info can we have and what kind of object is it - I think it's impossible to be a airplane. Possibily only a rocket or something like that.I'll wait for any ideas :)
Clear skies
Ptolemy
Good morning
I would like to ask the members of this forum their opinion regarding the object, which path I present in the image. The x-axis is the azimuth (towards me, the observer), and the y-axis the altitude. So it goes up in the trajectory shown (from A to B) in about 1-2 minute. Then proceeds and it gets out of range ( above my eyes and head).
Given these conditions, what further info can we have and what kind of object is it - I think it's impossible to be a airplane. Possibily only a rocket or something like that.I'll wait for any ideas :)
Clear skies
Ptolemy