Starship Asterisk*

Perseid and Star Trails
Copyright: Peter Muks
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Perseid Meteor, Moon, Venus, Jupiter, Earth
Parssky.com
Copyright: Mohammad Rahimi
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Lunar/Planetary Conjunction with Meteors
http://www.galacticimages.com
Copyright: John Chumack
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Milky Way Meteor
http://www.DonegalSkies.com
Copyright: Brendan Alexander
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Morning Conjunction and Perseid
Copyright: Mahdi Zamani
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Well Done...

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Copyright: Dmitry Kaparulin

Perseid meteor time-lapse
https://www.bergnet.org/people/bergi/fi ... index.html
Copyright: Thomas Bergwinkl Time-lapse of a Perseid meteor over a period of 8,2min shot close to Landshut, Germany. Every 12s a picture with 10s exposure time was taken. The animation consists of 42 frames. The first image is included twice to make the entrance more visible.

Perseid's fireball trail
Copyright: Petr Horálek Higher dimension: http://www.astronom.cz/horalek/gallery/ ... r_apod.jpg

"Watch for Perseids"

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Perseid fireball and dancing trail
Copyright: Petr Horálek

I tried to make some timelapse of the Perseid's night and Milky way above Šumava (nearby Pancíř). When I saw this fireball, I was very sad, because I didn't know, if the wide-angle camera (Canon 550D, Samyang 8 mm, F5.6, ISO 1600, 30 s) cought this amazing and maybe the brightest fireball of the Perseid 2012. But I had another camera (Canon 450D, Tamron 17-50 mm, F2.8, 20 s, ISO 1600) so made some shots of the "dancing" disappearing trail. I was so surprised when I found out the first camera cought the fireball, so with all the "story" of fireball and it's trail I decided to make this mosaic. Image in higher resolution: http://www.astronom.cz/horalek/gallery/ ... d_full.jpg

Saturday Night was a Meteor fever. We went out for a meteor camp on the Swabian Alb in southern Germany. Seven exposures from one and a half hour were combined. The Dobson telescope was used for observing some deep sky objects by astronomy students.
http://www.allthesky.com/atmosphere/per ... aug12.html

Oh my gosh. Lovely images here. I've been staring at my screen for ages!! Thanks everyone.