Sporadic Meteor and Red Persistent Train
Taken by Geir T. Birkeland Øye on November 13, 2026 @ Ørsta, Norway
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On November 13, 2026, at 19:10:43 UTC, a bright sporadic meteor and a faint reddish persistent train were captured from Ørsta, Norway, using a DSLR camera. The glowing afterglow—caused by upper-atmosphere chemiluminescence—was tracked across consecutive exposures (despite cloudy conditions), while several AllSky7 cameras in the Norwegian Meteor Network simultaneously recorded the meteor's trajectory. Equipment: Canon EOS 650D, 8 mm fisheye lens, ISO 1600. More info, full image sequence, and trajectory links: www.oyeastro.net
Photographer's website:
https://www.oyeastro.net
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