Iridium flares captured in real time by astrophotographer

Tuesday, November 25, 2014 - 10:03 in Astronomy & Space

There are so many fun sights to see in the sky that are pure astronomical magic. And then there are the spectacular human-created sights. One of those sights is watching satellites from the Iridium constellation that—because of their odd shape—produce spectacular flares that can be brighter than the planet Venus.

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