The waxing crescent.
6.3 day old moon
38.5 percent lit
...Editor of Astronomy Ireland magazine, (click here) David Moore, confirmed the photographer’s opinion. He said, “It is definitely a fireball or bright meteor…These objects come through the atmosphere at 70,000mph, burning up as they enter and are extremely rare to photograph.”Just one of these passes near Ireland about once a month. Astronomy Ireland is lucky to receive one picture per year...
Once a month?
6.3 day old moon
38.5 percent lit
...Editor of Astronomy Ireland magazine, (click here) David Moore, confirmed the photographer’s opinion. He said, “It is definitely a fireball or bright meteor…These objects come through the atmosphere at 70,000mph, burning up as they enter and are extremely rare to photograph.”Just one of these passes near Ireland about once a month. Astronomy Ireland is lucky to receive one picture per year...
Once a month?