'Missed me by that much!' With timed exposures, one never quite knows what will show up in the image. After capturing some additional pictures of the bode's and cigar galaxies again, I decided to point the camera to one of the most prominent stars in the east. This is the star Capella in the Auriga constellation that looks like it almost took a direct hit with a satellite streaking across the sky. I'm always amazed at the density of stars visible through a 60sec exposure in a very small area of the night sky. Canon R7, 200mm (320mm equivalent), iso400, f4.0