Perseids meteory shower viewed to the UK sky

Annual Perseid Meteor Shower has passed in the night sky in the UK and around the world for a few nights.

Bright meteors are formed when the dust particles fall from the Swift-Tuttle Comet and burn it into the atmosphere of the Earth.

Astronomers of Astro Dog, a small Scarborough-based astronomy company, captured the Event of the North York Moors National Park on August 13th.

To maximize the options for shooting bright shows, the camera used the “very sensitive sensor and opening”, with “radiano points” with 45 degrees – “that meteors radiate”.

It is still possible to catch a look or video of the perseids while still active until August 24, according to Astro Dog.