Loomberah,
I'm using a national geographic Hugo 125mm telescope. Attached to the telescope is a homemade camera mount. The camera mount houses a digital camera.
The location is in a northern region of Tasmania. The photo was taken on a Saturday night. While the world partied the
wanderer moved across the cosmos, tumbling like discarded flotsam in front of the lunar face. One moment it was there silhuoetted against the moon, the next it had passed.
Had I taken the time to time the transit of the object I might now know its' speed. Knowing its' speed would assist location once direction has been established.
