| Object | Morning Leonid |
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| Description | Fairly bright Leonid. The Leonid meteor shower is produced by the earth passing through the debris of comet Temple-Tuttle. This year, the earth is passing through an area of low density, and metors are expected to peak at only 20 meteors per hour. |
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| Scope | Canon 15mm fisheye lens |
| Camera | Canon 1D mark iv |
| Mount | Tripod |
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| Exposure Info | one single 15 second shot |
| Date | November 17, 2010 |
| Copyright | Photo copyright Thomas Kerns, Beluga Lake Observatory |