#meteor shower
An amazing sky! The Milky Way Galaxy is visible along the left. If you’re near a dark sky, you can usually see part of our galaxy. There is also a bright meteor visible on the upper right, part of a very bright Perseid Meteor Shower from last week. Red sprites, a type of lightening visible on the lower right, also make an appearance in this image. Nova RS Ophiuchus discovered about a week ago, is visible just above the image center. Novas bright enough to be seen with the unaided eye occur every few years. It was such a special occurrence to capture all these things together, in a single night, on a single sky, above Zacatecas, Mexico.
Image Credit & Copyright: Daniel Korona
Itty bitty baby backyard timelapse Feat. My neighbors bathroom light.
I promise if you concentrate really hard you can spot a few faint meteors.
An itty bitty meteor passing by during the Perseid meteor shower on Wednesday night as seen from Bangor, Co. Down, Northern Ireland.
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A four photo stitched panorama up at Kite Lake, outside of Fairplay, during the Perseids Monday night. Mt Bross is the on the right side of the screen.
August 12, 2013 | Canon 60D | Digital
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The annual Eta Aquarid’s Meteor Shower could be seen last night and early this morning! This shower is caused by debris from Halley’s comet which will next be visible from Earth in 2061!
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“Winter Meteor Shower”
Here’s an animal crossing illustration I made for Fangamer’s next art card series. If you make a purchase at Fangamer soon, you might get this as a small free print!
Inspired by two of my favorite things in animal crossing: snow, and meteor showers. Also I love the little dung beetles that push the snowballs around.
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orionids meteor shower
