| Aurora & Iridium Flare View of Leo the lion setting in the west approximately 45 minutes after sunset. An Auroa appeared and latter moved north. The bright streak is an Iridium flare from a satellite. The real bright star is the planet Jupiter. |
| Telescope / Lens | 35 f/2.8 Canon Lens stopped down |
| Mount Type | Piggyback on Losmandy Gemini G11 |
| Camera | Canon Ftb |
| Filters | 112mm UV |
| Film | Kodak ED200 (Slide Film) #4 |
| Exposure | 8 minutes; manual guiding FS/78 |
| Processing | Push 1, Scanned - 2400 dpi, Photoshop |
| Date | June 19, 2004, 2250 |
| Location | Eagles Rest, south of Dexter, Oregon |
| Conditions | 2500' magnitude 6+ Skies; Clear, steady |