A June Epsilon Cygnid
Gaetan Thibault from Sainte-Catherine-de-la-Jacques-Cartier, Quebec, Canada A meteor slices across the Summer Triangle — glowing hot blue as it reaches peak brightness in the center of its trail. This wide-field view combines 21 minutes of total exposure taken with a Canon astrophography DSLR and 20mm lens at f/3.2 (one meteor frame and 20 additional 60-second Continue reading "A June Epsilon Cygnid" The post A June Epsilon Cygnid appeared first on Astronomy Magazine .
A meteor was observed passing through the Summer Triangle, emitting a bright blue glow at its brightest point. The image was created by combining 21 minutes of exposure time. A Canon astrophotography DSLR was used with a 20mm lens at f/3.2. One meteor frame was captured along with 20 additional 60-second exposures. The image highlights the meteor's trail as it moved across the sky. The photograph was taken by Gaetan Thibault from Quebec, Canada. The post was originally published on Astronomy Magazine.
It showcases a rare celestial event captured with detailed photographic techniques.
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