Meteor and trail in time lapse

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video shot on October 16th, 2014 by Wes Eisenhauer
outside of Custer, South Dakota.
(120 consecutive 30 second exposures)

Originally posted HERE by Wes Eisenhauer on October 31, 2014

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original video credit: Wes Eisenhauer

luminous meteor trail photo credit: Wes Eisenhauer

luminous meteor trail photo credit: Wes Eisenhauer

meteor dust trail

trail blown away by high winds. photo credit: Wes Eisenhauer

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