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They saw it moving fast relative to our system, and all they were able to make out was a faint dot. I think comparing it to a "fast blur" on an aircraft sensor
by stametseater 4y ago
They saw it moving fast relative to our system, and all they were able to make out was a faint dot. I think comparing it to a "fast blur" on an aircraft sensor is actually too charitable, because those aircraft sensors actually got better looks at their objects.
- bumby 4y agoAnd slow relative to other celestial bodies, depending on the amount and type of data collected. I guess if we're being subjective we can call it whatever we want.