The movie was captured from John Chumack's "All Sky Cameras" mounted on his backyard observatory in Dayton, Ohio. Capture was done on 10-21-09, a 6.5 hour time lapse movie starting just after midnight and running until about 6:45am.
NOTE: Activity sharply increases around 5:00 am and meteors tend to be in exactly the same area. This was visually confirmed by myself from a different observing position about 100 miles north.
so fast,,
Cherryphine 2 years ago
nothing in georgia i stayed up to like 1 30...nothin happened O-O
kurenai106 2 years ago
lts cloudy here tonight wish I could see it... gonna rain here for a couple days now so I might catch the tail end of it this weekend...
hope you all have fun if you got the clear sky tonight.
Scripp 2 years ago
:( there were clouds in the way so the meteor shower couldn't be seen
animeluver2524 2 years ago
nice, the night before last I saw three bright ones in Louisvile, Last Night, nothing, lol
goldgrif 2 years ago