Air 2 The falling star...

[Peshoa]

This thing has traveled who knows...million years in the nothing, just to die in front my sky camera...sounds sooo epic...but no, after some conversation , it was cleared up that this is just an aircraft.Still I am lucky guy...wish you all of you the same luck like mine...fly safe and enjoy...full screen, head phones and max volume are mus to...

 

[Prop Wash]

Look at it this way - it traveled all that time to be in the right place @ the right time for you to capture it!

 

[Paleomanjim]

Most likely an aircraft contrail. When doing time lapses the effect of contrails appear as meteor trails, I have taken a lot of time lapses and had it happen often. Shooting stars or meteor trails are very fast in comparison. Another indicator of a meteor is they tend to pulse (not always) but most do as they tumble and burn the outer layers of the meteor from the thicker atmosphere

 

[Peshoa]

Most likely an aircraft contrail. When doing time lapses the effect of contrails appear as meteor trails, I have taken a lot of time lapses and had it happen often. Shooting stars or meteor trails are very fast in comparison. Another indicator of a meteor is they tend to pulse (not always) but most do as they tumble and burn the outer layers of the meteor from the thicker atmosphere

I do not think so. The visibility of the white object is not more than 3 - 4 seconds in the laps. The setting was 3 sec per shot. So the flight of the object is not more 9 seconds. There is no aircraft which is able to cross this distance for 9 seconds...

 

[Phantomrain.org]

Lets face it you caught a UFO , it was not falling that was for sure , lol
One thing is for sure and that is a beautiful hyperlapse.

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[Bufface]

3 seconds per shot x 3 seconds in timelapse x 25 FPS = 225 seconds or 3.75 minutes.

If that was a normal meteor, it would have been in or 1 or 2 frames. Only Dino killing sized meteors streak across the sky for almost 4 minutes.

edit:
I went back and looked, it was in frame for 5 seconds. So 3 x 5 x 25 = 375 seconds or over 6 minutes of real time

 

[ToTheSummit]

What Bufface said... definitely an aircraft. But nice hyperlapse of the sunset.

 

[Peshoa]

What Bufface said... definitely an aircraft. But nice hyperlapse of the sun

3 seconds per shot x 3 seconds in timelapse x 25 FPS = 225 seconds or 3.75 minutes.

If that was a normal meteor, it would have been in or 1 or 2 frames. Only Dino killing sized meteors streak across the sky for almost 4 minutes.

edit:
I went back and looked, it was in frame for 5 seconds. So 3 x 5 x 25 = 375 seconds or over 6 minutes of real time

Saying like that it seems you are right. Hm so let suppose that there is no a single cloud, this is a good way to imitate falling stars. Thank you for your notes Buffance, man always learn. Will wait for real falling star ( i know the chance is zero and camera is not able to catch it)...safe flying...

 

[iglou7]

Nice hyperlapse, glad you caught an ufo ;-)