Perseids on Mount Rainier

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Uploaded by on Aug 16, 2010

A short time lapse video of stars and the Milky Way circling around, climbers trying to summit mount Rainier, and a giant Perseid meteor appears to hit Rainier with some swirling aftereffects.

http://photography.siddharthasaha.net/Portfolio/Recent-Favorites/13364677_zpz...

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  • The meteor shower looks like lasers hitting the mountain. Nice capture.

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    Trentemøller-take me into your skin

    enjoy the space music :)

  • What percentage of this can you actually see with just your eyes?

  • humbling.

  • Superb -- great quality, very clean -- what are the details on exposure, interval, etc?

  • 0:20 make me feel so little , like nothing matters , i wonder what could be found in space

  • That meteor ion cloud dispersing is so cool. Something like that could only be seen with time exposure. I live way out in the Bald Hills and have completely blacks skies. This is inspiring me to do more specialty photography. The Milky Way cloud is very visible at my house.

  • There are some serious problems with the editing. Still I did enjoy the part with the flashes.

  • Take a hike up Mt Rainier; stay the night at one of the camps high up on the mtn, and see more stars than you could in the city by far! Leave the light pollution!

  • You can actually see the milky way thats pretty cool.

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