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On Sat, 30 Sep 2023 09:55:02 -0400, Jake M <mill45@fla.net> wrote:

>Ok.  Wow, I wonder how much brighter Shoemaker-Levy 9 would have been 
>had it been captured with modern technology cameras?  Would have liked 
>to have seen a video version of its initial impact.

Equipment available at the time would have imaged it nicely. But the
impact occurred on the far side of the planet as seen from Earth, so
no ground-based instruments were capable of observing the direct
impact. However, it was observed by several space-based cameras, and
HST caught the fireball rising above the limb.
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