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Questions about the observation of celestial objects by non-professional astronomers.
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Night sky timelapse - SO MANY METEORS?
Some are probably satellites, others are probably planes. Meteors are highly improbable in this case. Reasons:
There are no notable meteor showers visible at your given location and time.
Even if th …
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Was the radiant of the Perseid meteor shower ever near Vega thousands of years ago?
Okay, this turned out to be quite a long answer describing a few arguments I've com up with. The short answer is: maybe, maybe not, but I think it's possible. There are arguments to be made for either …
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