He Pointed His Camera At The Milky Way. What It Captured After 4 Seconds Is Rare And Incredible!
Wes Eisenhauser was filming a time lapse video of the Milky Way in the night sky of South Dakota when something hit the atmosphere and exploded! It may be a large meteor or possibly a piece of space junk, but either way it’s fascinating. Keep your eyes on the right of the frame at the 4 second mark!
Source: Reshareworthy
Wes Eisenhauser was filming a time lapse video of the Milky Way in the night sky of South Dakota when something hit the atmosphere and exploded! It may be a large meteor or possibly a piece of space junk, but either way it’s fascinating. Keep your eyes on the right of the frame at the 4 second mark!Source: Reshareworthy
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He Pointed His Camera At The Milky Way. What It Captured After 4 Seconds Is Rare And Incredible!
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