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SO those are shooting stars" dam That means we could get hit any second.
charliemant 2 years ago
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Nice work. keep it up. mean time come for social media marketing for esteembpo**com sg
kentysayara 2 years ago
That's really cool.
fool4ux 3 years ago
dizziness lol. cool
maladnil 4 years ago
nice. looks like your sensor could use a little cleaning.
methodical 4 years ago
what the heck? daybreak already??? XDDDDD nooo... it's all so mesmerising... .(T_T).
w00ts0rbet 4 years ago
its prob the aurora not sure
TX3090 4 years ago
Coolio
Flairion411 4 years ago
In this film its easy to see Einsteins theory of relativity in practice, we have always knew it was accurate but this film shows very nicely how it works. If you guys didnt know, Einsteins theories has been confirmed -check out my Co-Creation. Please, make more of these star-eclipses films!
KanskjeKommerKongen 5 years ago
Those lines air airplanes and those non-moving stars look like reference stars the maker left in an earlier frame to see from where the stars moved. Either that or they are artifacts like specs of dust on the lens or on a window from behind which the film is made.
cybrbeast 5 years ago
Awsome!
BlueStar795 5 years ago
what are those lines popping up in the sky?
StaRrySky 5 years ago
those lines are either meteors or meteorites, or airplanes and the such...
painkiller1 5 years ago
Why are there some stationary stars? Plz explain!
2Xest 5 years ago
The stationary "stars" probally aren't stars at all. They look like specs or reflections in the lense. If you look, you can see the same little dots below the sky, in the darker parts of the screen.
silverstein13 5 years ago
why some star arnt moving?
teekeegod 5 years ago
More people should be able to appreciate the movement of the stars like in this video.
FredSpade 5 years ago
Pity about the noise and hot pixels :( Otherwise it's a great show.
markdj57 5 years ago
pretty. xD
redsprite 5 years ago
Now I am confused. The earth rotates giving the illusion the stars move in the sky. But some of the stars do not appear to move in the vid.
snouter 5 years ago
Usually I take one image every 20s. For this video I used only every 5th image, so it is one image every 100s.
06solareclipse 5 years ago
Thanks! When making the video, what is the frame rate?
FrankenPengie 5 years ago
that's amazing!
umassbluangel 5 years ago
That is VERY cool!
renaethefuzz 5 years ago
I think I see it, at 8 seconds it flashes up.
Amateurzombie 5 years ago
Yah, I think you're right. Thanks for pointing it out.
cheezit83 5 years ago
The red aurora is visible at 15s. There is also a very weak blue aurora beam from the bottom to the top of the image at 17s (to the right site of the image).
06solareclipse 5 years ago
beautiful as usual!
cateyesTV 5 years ago
Wow, that is crazy! :)
kittycaht 5 years ago