On August 25th, 2024, 06h 50 UT, a meter-sized asteroid entered the atmosphere above Korkwood, in South Africa. Immediatly after, a 9-year-old girl saw a meteorite falling from a fig tree. A rare achondritic breccia had just been recovered! imo.net/daylight-fireb…

C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 21:11UT of Sept. 21, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of spacefluxHQ network in Australia. Single 5-second exposure, with the comet +8 degree on the horizon (and SUN -12) E. Guido & M. Rocchetto (SPACEFLUX) #astronomy #Comet #C2023A3

C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 21:01UT of Sept. 24, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of SPACEFLUX network in Australia. Single 30-second exposure LUM filter, with the comet +8 degree on the horizon (and SUN -12) E. Guido & M. Rocchetto

Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 21UT of Sept. 25, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of spacefluxHQ network in Australia. Single 60-second exposure, with the comet +8 degree on the horizon Obs. E. Guido, M. Rocchetto & A. Valvasori #Comets #C2023A3 #astronomy

Comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 19:15UT of Sept. 27, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of spacefluxHQ network in Australia. Stack of 12 x 30-second exposure, with the comet +8 degree on the horizon Obs. E. Guido, M. Rocchetto & A. Valvasori #C2023A3 #astronomy

Our follow-up image of PCCP A11bP7I (possible KREUTZ comet! likely perihelion end of October) obtained through a 0.35-m telescope of spacefluxHQ network (Australia). Stack of 15 x 30-sec exposures. OBS E. Guido, M. Rocchetto, A. Valvasori #Kreutz #comets #astronomy #A11bP7I

C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 19UT of Oct. 17, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of spacefluxHQ network in Morocco. Single Lum 10-sec frame Obs. E. Guido, M. Rocchetto & Adriano Valvasori #astronomy #CometC2023A3 #comet #CometATLAS #comettsuchinshanatlas #CometA3

C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 19UT of Oct. 18, 2024 with a 35cm telescope of spacefluxHQ network in Morocco. Mosaic of 3x120sec exposure Obs. E. Guido, M. Rocchetto & Adriano Valvasori   #astronomy #CometC2023A3

On Oct 19, Intelsat IS-33e broke up in geostationary orbit. Our Cyprus sensor captured fragments just hours after the event. More updates soon! 🚀

Mosaic image of comet C/2023 A3 (Tsuchinshan–ATLAS) imaged at 19UT of Oct. 20, 2024 with a 35cm telescope + CMOS of spacefluxHQ network in Morocco. Obs. E. Guido, M. Rocchetto & Adriano Valvasori #astronomy #CometATLAS #CometC2023A3

🚨 Intelsat IS-33e Breakup Update 🚨 spacefluxHQ has been hard at work tracking about 40 fragments from the event. We detected multiple #fragments & UCTs during the observation session in this clip from our Cyprus sensor last night at 21-10-2024 17:43 (UTC). Stay tuned!

Don't say I didn't warn you... 🤏☄️ C/2024 S1 (ATLAS) has arrived at its final destination!

The first videos of the #asteroid #C0WEPC5 entry in #Russia are coming out on Telegram Messenger . It appears to be very similar to previous asteroid entires (2022 WJ, 2023 CX1, 2024 BX1). Lots of fragments at the end, it probably dropped some rocks in a remote forested area.

🎄 Celebrating our incredible team: Spaceflux Starlit Xmas Soiree 2024 ✨ We came together to celebrate our amazing team & the end of another fruitful year for spacefluxHQ. The evening was filled with joy, music, presents, & we even presented 3 awards for outstanding employees!

🚨 Breaking: spacefluxHQ detects debris cloud from Blue Origin 's New Glenn upper stage! Captured 17 Jan 2025, 12:54 UTC, likely from propellant release during passivation. 🛰️

🚨 Spaceflux observed Russia’s Cosmos 2553 tumbling in orbit. Brightness varied by 0.7–3 mags, indicating a ~2.2s spin period. Optical sensing reveals behavior radar can't see, real-time insights for space security. 🛰️

Nova Lup 2025 (V462 Lupi) via Telescope Live Observatory (imaged on June 20, 2025. Unfiltered mag. about 5.5; animation with a POSS archive image via Tycho software ) Obs. E. Guido; M. Rocchetto; A. Valvasori #astronomy #novaLup2025 #astronomia

New Interstellar candidate NEOCP A11pl3Z imaged few minutes ago (02.5 July 2025, magn. 16.8 ) via spacefluxHQ network (Australia) OBS E. Guido, M. Rocchetto, J. Ferguson TEL 0.35-m f/3.0 reflector + CMO #astronomy #Interstellar

New image of interstellar object 3I/ATLAS = C/2025 N1 (ATLAS). A stack of 91 exposures, each 30 seconds long, was obtained on 2025 July 03.2 from X02 (Telescope Live Observatory , Chile) using a 0.61-m f/6.5 reflector + CMOS . The image shows a small, compact coma elongated toward PA 275

Satellite tracker Spaceflux reaches lift-off with £5m funding boost trib.al/3bkzbO1