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Iridium 64 flash
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The night is not yet deep. The Sun is set since 1 hour and 2 minutes. The sky is tint with blue and pink subsist near the horizon. In this evening landscape, Iridium 64 illuminate the sky at magnitude -4, then fade away quickly. The stars of Capricornus form the background.
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Instrument   Tamron 28 mm 1:4.0 lens
Exposure & film   60 s on Sensia 200
Date & place   November 16, 2003, Quimper

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 This picture has been published in
 Earth Science Picture of the Day (EPOD)
Published as the picture of the day on December 21, 2003 on the Website Earth Science Picture of the Day.
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