From Newsgroup: alt.astronomy
Many moving dots in TESS movies, esp when looking at nr the N celetial
pole (havent checked S pole yet; but that's also on the expected list).
A few days ago came across that bunch of fireballs headed toward
the camera and swerving at the last second (you can see the twisty
curve in the tail of one of the obj in the middle picture).
And now we have a slightly different spectacle. From the rhs comes
a bright obj apparently shining a bright light in front of it.
The obj is definitely moving right to left but the "beam" is preceding it.
Maybe "they" are wondering what that machine is over there with all
the glass eyes.
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