To the unaided eye, this appeared as a bright comet nucleus or galaxy, then it started to move!. Because I was unable to change the settings before I lost it, so I was stuck with 18mm focal length, ISO 6400 and 6 seconds exposure. I caught two images and both appeared as a bright, blue smudge.
Bright UFO April 29th
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Posted 01 May 2022 - 08:34 PM
Wow!!!
Thanks, Phillip! 
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