A composite image taken in Mount Bromo on 6 May 2017
Just returned from Mount Bromo and the sky conditions proved to be very challenging for this trip. My astro app forecasted that it’ll be a cloudy night for both nights with second night being the worst and so, I’ve briefed my participants (from Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand and USA) to shoot like there’s no tomorrow on our first night.
We commenced our shoot very late at 2am on 6 May due to unfavorable sky conditions and the presence of a bright waxing moon. At around 4.16am, a bright Eta Aquarid meteor pierced through the clouds and left behind a red smoke trail, while we all watched in awe. A cloudy sunrise soon followed. Check out my time-lapse on this event below.
This video is also published in Space.com. Check out their rendition of my video below.
Also check out the coverage by UniverseToday and EarthSky! We are accepting bookings now for our next astrophotography tour to Mount Bromo from 11-13 May 2018! Book your slot early at https://www.justinngphoto.com/tours/mount-bromo/
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