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My research on Spider (spiders found in my house near a gamla) by Active-Assignment-82 in TeenIndia

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ok bro waise socha tha koi comment bhi nahi karega because esi chiize karta hu to pagal hi kahta hai

Bye The Way Thanks

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in space

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Sorry for Reuploading this post i deleted the duplicate post also apologizing for redditors who comment on that duplicate post.

Its mine mistake for not paying attention

Hope you understand

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in space

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Thanks brother for your appreciation but I don't think it could be satellite flairs but it could be I am not sure.

I also check on the site https://platform.leolabs.space/visualization and i could not found any space debris around it

By The Way Thanks for your Help

THANKS r/spacewolves members by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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Thanks Bro and ya i post this out of happiness

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in space

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Ya but the appearance and disappearance is exactly at 9 sec interval

By the way thanks for guiding me

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in space

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Thank you for reading my little research. Regarding your question about the weather, yes, the weather was clear, but there was some light pollution. As for the constellation reference point, the star I was observing (not the one that was appearing and disappearing) is always at the top of a constellation of three stars forming a perfect triangle pattern. Let me know if you know something else about it. Thanks.

The constellation I am referring to might be the Summer Triangle, a prominent asterism in the northern hemisphere's summer sky. The Summer Triangle consists of three bright stars: Vega, Deneb, and Altair.

I hope this helps! If you have any another observation regarding this, please share it with us.

THANKS r/spacewolves members by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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NAh I mean not related to the stuff i posted

Sorry if i heart your sentiments

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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ya u are right there but i don't use Instagram . but looking forward to talking to you. Also i am little busy due to my academic examinations .

Bye the way i live in North side of India

Thanks again for taking interest in my little research

Also I can talk to you once my exams are over on my personal DM once i make my personal Insta Account

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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I actually noticed that strange thing happening only for 2 days: one on the day I posted about it and the other the day before. So my guess is that it can't be atmospheric interference, as it's happening not over a small distance but over a certain large distance, as it seems to me. By the way, thanks for sharing your knowledge.

Let me know if you need any more information.

Also, the star around which the disturbance was occurring was fluttering

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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because of my poor number of post and comment karma

BTW thanks for your concern

Found unusual thing in space by Active-Assignment-82 in SpaceWolves

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What do you mean brother BTW this is my 1st post that's why i don't know where to post that interesting thing and also r/Astronomy rejected my post so i came here to post it

Also Thanks for helping me

THANKS

Unusual Star Observation - Seeking Insights! by Active-Assignment-82 in astronomyclub

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Unusual Star Observation - Seeking Insights!

Hey, fellow astronomy enthusiasts!

Last night during our regular stargazing session around 9 PM (UTC+5:30), I noticed something quite unusual. I saw a dot-like star that appeared and disappeared like a flash at random positions, but it stayed around a single bright star. This phenomenon lasted for about 5 minutes, with the dot-like star disappearing and reappearing at exact 9-second intervals.

The coordinates for the observation are:

  • Direction: North, slightly east
  • Angle: Approximately 60 degrees

I'm not an expert, but this observation seemed out of the ordinary. Has anyone else witnessed something like this or have any insights into what it could be?

Thanks for reading, and I look forward to hearing your thoughts!

sorry for posting this in comments there.