Une danse cosmique au coeur des étoiles. 🌌✨
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@stellarvisions.bsky.socialUne danse cosmique au coeur des étoiles. 🌌✨
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@wildernessvagabonds.comI caught a #meteor with terminal flash in timelapse at 5:06am MDT today from Crestone, Colorado USA
@algrauer.bsky.social📣 New Podcast! "919-Automatic Detection Of An Impactor" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather
@mist-sha.bsky.socialHere are the images the allsky captured of the possible meteors on the 29th. Unfortunately you can't put photos and video in the same post, so here is a second one. The picture with the red circle is an extremely faint one, I had to circle it so I could find it.
@mist-sha.bsky.socialOn 29 September the allsky time-lapse picked up the two best looking possible meteors so far. I have a collection of the still images that I am comparing to confirmed meteors to see if I can identify a consistent look of them from the 20 second exposures the allsky takes. #meteor
#bolide
#meteorite
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@artrage.bsky.social#meteor💥
@defvaur.bsky.socialI had a planned "Medical Procedure" for my spine this morning and I'm recovering. Please enjoy this throwback art and I'll see y'all in the next few days as I recover.
@astrobiology.bsky.social@algrauer.bsky.social📣 New Podcast! "408E-449-Cloud 7" on @Spreaker #alien #asteroid #astronomy #comet #earth #jupiter #mars #meteor #meteorite #meteoroid #moon #nasa #planet #satellite #space #spaceweather #sun #telescope #venus #weather
@touka-asobi.bsky.social@stellarvisions.bsky.socialAdmirez la comète NEOWISE illuminant le ciel nocturne. 🌌✨ Un spectacle céleste à couper le souffle !
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@global-news-2024.bsky.social📰 Meteor hit Oklahoma 100 million years later than previously thought
Below the surface of the small town of Ames, Oklahoma, a meteor impact site spans miles.
Source: Phys.org | Read story
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