Perseid Meteor
Taken by Zlatko Pasko on August 14, 2026 @ Stara Pazova, Serbia
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Date Taken: 2026:08:14 08:07:51
 
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A very bright Perseid trail captured by the ASI224MC wide-angle camera in the early morning hours. The trace can be seen in four frames of the video, with the precise times recorded. The flight lasted a little less than 1 second. Based on two bright stars nearby: Alpha Ari (Hamal) and Alpha Ceti (Menkar) which are magnitude 2 ie. 2.5, the estimated luminosity at the time of combustion was surely close to the luminosity of Venus?
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