Potentially Hazardous Asteroid "Florence" passes by - captured with amateur telescope

Short timelapse of Asteroid "Florence" passing by the Earth - shot at the time of maximum Magnitude (brightness). I captured the Asteroid with my 80mm F5 Apo Telescope and my Canon 6D, exposure times were 30 seconds per frame - I tracked it for about three hours. On Friday it passes by our planet as close as 0.047 AU ~ 7 Mio. Kilometers.
"3122 Florence" was discovered in 1981 and is classified as a potentially hazardous object due to close intersection with the orbit of the Earth and low brightness - it is almost 5 km in diameter - a colision with Earth would have devastating effects.
Music: Hydra by Huma-Huma

Well captured! Nicely put together video too.

[@AsteroiDwarf]

So beautiful!

[@GotMule]

Great capture. Thank you for sharing!!

[@laurawalden4979]

Fantastic viewing!! Thank you! I shared on Facebook too!

[@FrankMrosack]

Sehr beeindruckend!

[@pibyte]

Dank Dir Frank!

[@viennabanez8123]

That's crazy! But it's an amazing capture. 😁❤

[@pibyte]

Thanks :)

[@zbrkic]

Good job.

[@pibyte]

Thank you!

[@IvoMaropo]

Hey, Mr. huge cosmic body, come back! There's still some work to be done here, goddamnit! :/

[@Khaos969]

One day......

[@pentaxize]

gratuliere

[@ben7607]

Firenze

[@kiran1995]

Can't fricking see anything captain