All sky camera images thread

[tooth_dr]

Every so often I have a lovely meteor on my all sky camera and wonder if others have also picked it up also.  I was thinking of starting this thread, as an opportunity for owners of ASCs, to share images and timelapses that have captured something such as a meteor or other interesting phenomena.  If you include the date and time of the capture it would alert others to it and then can check their own data to see if they captured it, and in turn post their images of it.  My ASC runs every night and manages the files itself via AllSkyEye software (thanks!), and although I check it, I am sure I miss things.  This would be like a network to highlight potentially missed interesting data to others.

I'll start it off with this one: 16/04/202 00:28

 

Thanks in advance

Adam.

 

[Skipper Billy]

I am game. Here are a couple of the better ones from last night. They are date and time stamped. Location 56.6N 5.6W

 

[tooth_dr]

Great shots David.  I checked my cameras, nothing doing.

Here is one from 2020-04-17 T00-02-52, westerly direction so i doubt anyone on here picked it up.

 

 

 

[tooth_dr]

I spotted this last night when imaging, 1:19am.  Anyone else pick it up?

 

[tooth_dr]

@peter shah Peter I shared your post here too.  I was trying create a thread for all these captures.

 

 

 

[tooth_dr]

 

[festoon]

Love this thread @tooth_dr! Here's a meteor captured 26/05/20 at 1:08am, location Cambridgeshire, UK

[tooth_dr]

@festoon Thanks for posting here - that is a nice capture.  I also enjoy seeing the MW in the ASC images.  It is starting to creep in more and more now

 

[tooth_dr]

A few from just last night:

 

Edited May 29, 2020 by tooth_dr

[tooth_dr]

A short video from last night just showing the MW between the clouds.

I moved my all sky camera, and only got round to connecting 12v to it.  It misted up every night without the dew heater connected, but last night it worked perfectly, so definitely need to keep it heated all the time.

 

[haitch]

Not strictly an all sky camera as it wasn't fixed in place but I stuck my EOS M50 with Meike 6.5mm fisheye on the roof of my car in the middle of nowhere in Central France last week controlled with Cascable on my iPad for a temporary arrangement.

[tooth_dr]

40 minutes ago, haitch said:

Not strictly an all sky camera as it wasn't fixed in place but I stuck my EOS M50 with Meike 6.5mm fisheye on the roof of my car in the middle of nowhere in Central France last week controlled with Cascable on my iPad for a temporary arrangement.

Thats xcellent, thanks for sharing.

[haitch]

15 minutes ago, tooth_dr said:

Thats xcellent, thanks for sharing.

Thanks and of course it’s yet another comet pic 😆

[festoon]

1 hour ago, haitch said:

Not strictly an all sky camera as it wasn't fixed in place but I stuck my EOS M50 with Meike 6.5mm fisheye on the roof of my car in the middle of nowhere in Central France last week controlled with Cascable on my iPad for a temporary arrangement.

Oh yes you have the comet in an all sky image. That’s the first I’ve seen! Amazing!

[tooth_dr]

1 hour ago, festoon said:

Oh yes you have the comet in an all sky image. That’s the first I’ve seen! Amazing!

I'm a bit raging too that I didnt have mine running properly as I would have almost certainly picked it up.  Good spot though, I didnt think to look for it.

 

[AngryDonkey]

Great images! I just had a look and managed to spot Neowise on my all sky images as well (just about). Thanks for reminding me!

[festoon]

37 minutes ago, AngryDonkey said:

Great images! I just had a look and managed to spot Neowise on my all sky images as well (just about). Thanks for reminding me!

I'm so jealous!!!

[Altocumulus]

Perhaps not what you had in mind - but a few nights ago ....

 

[Altocumulus]

One from January.....

[tooth_dr]

On 02/09/2020 at 14:57, Altocumulus said:

Perhaps not what you had in mind - but a few nights ago ....

 

What is that?! An owl?

[Altocumulus]

I feel certain it is an owl - would explain the poop on the outer shield too - but that's been there a while.

[tooth_dr]

This appeared on my timelapse from last night.  It even left a small smoke trail too on the individual images theatre immediately followed:

 

 

 

Edited January 2, 2022 by tooth_dr
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[tooth_dr]

Sunday morning 4:34am - looks like a nice terminal flash?

 

 

[tooth_dr]

I got a reply from Dunsink Observatory in Dublin via Nemetode Meteor Group, and they also recorded the same event, albeit through the clouds.  It was NNW for them and SSW for me, so it looks like the meteor passed between us.  I find that fascinating.

Edited October 12, 2022 by tooth_dr

[Leo S]

On 11/10/2022 at 08:01, tooth_dr said:

Sunday morning 4:34am - looks like a nice terminal flash?

 

 

Classic fireball with terminal flash IMO. Looks like quite a large one too. There seem to have been quite a few of these over the last few months. My own cameras keep catching them!