Anonymous
11/1/2025, 4:18:03 PM
No.16833329
https://x.com/dfuji1/status/1984025968437293284
>Last night, a lunar impact flash appeared on the night side of the first quarter moon! It was a flash at 20:33:13.4 on October 30, 2025 (270fps, 0.03x speed playback). Since the moon has no atmosphere, meteors cannot be seen, and it lights up at the moment a crater is formed. Based on the impact area, it may be derived from the Taurus Southern Meteor Shower or Northern Meteor Shower, which are currently at their peak.
>Last night, a lunar impact flash appeared on the night side of the first quarter moon! It was a flash at 20:33:13.4 on October 30, 2025 (270fps, 0.03x speed playback). Since the moon has no atmosphere, meteors cannot be seen, and it lights up at the moment a crater is formed. Based on the impact area, it may be derived from the Taurus Southern Meteor Shower or Northern Meteor Shower, which are currently at their peak.