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Asteroide 2004 fh il più bello mai visto dalla'merica (Siamo sicuri sia vero ha chiesto un utente )... Noi rispondiamo:certo che sì affermato dalla nasa ma.. veramente ?? Si

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Timelapse of Asteroid 2004 FH's flyby (NASA/JPL Public Domain)

2004 FH is the centre dot being followed by the sequence; the object that flashes by near the end is an artificial satellite.

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Images obtained by Stefano Sposetti, Switzerland on March 18, 2004. Animation made Raoul Behrend, Geneva Observatory, Switzerland.

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English: 2004 FH is the centre dot being followed by the sequence; the object that flashes by near the end is an artificial satellite.

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English: 2004 FH is the centre dot being followed by the sequence; the object that flashes by near the end is an artificial satellite.

Français : 2004 FH est le point lumineux au centre suivi par la séquence ; l’objet qui crée un flash vers la fin est un satellite artificiel.

中文（简体）：追踪2004 FH的录像。其中的快速移动物体是一人造卫星。

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