In the Leningrad region watch the fall of the Orons and the green lights On the night of October 21, residents of the Leningrad region could watch the Orion meteor shower, the peak of activity which falls in mid-autumn. This time the star was accompanied by green rays of light. An unusual celestial phenomenon was captured in pictures. Photos shared by the photographer Olga on the Telegram channel "AstroPhotoSwamp". Together with her friend Karina, she saw the night sky and was haunted. Yesterday radiation and I went to the moon to dive into the dark sky. And in the meantime, the Orantines flirt with radiation. Want a wish? Of course & #33; And freeze, said the author of the photos. The Orionids are an annual meteor shower of moderate intensity associated with Halley's Comet. As Earth passes through the dust and debris left by the crater, they enter the atmosphere and burn up, creating glowing trails. The current is active between October 2nd and November 7th, and the maximum is usually reached around October 21st. During the period of most activity under favorable conditions, up to 20 meteors per hour can be seen. The best time to observe the Orionids is the early hours, when the beam of the stream, located in the constellation Orion, rises high enough above the horizon. To see more shooting stars, experts recommend choosing places away from city lights, where the sky remains dark and even faint meteors are clearly visible. AstroPhotoSwamp / t. me/skylookbyolly ✔️ Subscribe to ivbg.ru.

In the Leningrad region watch the fall of the Orons and the green lights On the night of October 21, residents of the Leningrad region could watch the Orion meteor shower, the peak of activity which falls in mid-autumn. This time the star was accompanied by green rays of light. An unusual celestial phenomenon was captured in pictures. Photos shared by the photographer Olga on the Telegram channel "AstroPhotoSwamp". Together with her friend Karina, she saw the night sky and was haunted. Yesterday radiation and I went to the moon to dive into the dark sky. And in the meantime, the Orantines flirt with radiation. Want a wish? Of course & #33; And freeze, said the author of the photos. The Orionids are an annual meteor shower of moderate intensity associated with Halley's Comet. As Earth passes through the dust and debris left by the crater, they enter the atmosphere and burn up, creating glowing trails. The current is active between October 2nd and November 7th, and the maximum is usually reached around October 21st. During the period of most activity under favorable conditions, up to 20 meteors per hour can be seen. The best time to observe the Orionids is the early hours, when the beam of the stream, located in the constellation Orion, rises high enough above the horizon. To see more shooting stars, experts recommend choosing places away from city lights, where the sky remains dark and even faint meteors are clearly visible. AstroPhotoSwamp / t. me/skylookbyolly ✔️ Subscribe to ivbg.ru.