The following images were taken on the night of December 13 – 14, 2017. Partly cloudy conditions. Color images are taken with a Canon 1300D employing a Vivitar 8 mm fisheye-lens. Black and white images are taken with a MallinCam All Sky Camera. Timestamp on the color images are UT, and All Sky images are local time (UT + 1). Location: Ørsta, Norway.
This bright meteor showed up at about UT 17.03 on November 30, 2017.
Photo details: Canon EOS 1300D, Vivitar 8 mm fisheye-lens, Exp: 59 seconds, ISO: 1600.
Location: Ørsta, Norway.
Cropped version of the above.
Bright meteor number 2 this night. This one is photographed at UT 19.20 (20.20 local time November 30, 2017.
Same equipment, exposure, ISO, and location.
Meteor above the valley. Photo taken at about UT 00.58 on November 29, 2017. Taken through a 8 mm fisheye lens, Canon dslr.
A cropped version of the image above.
The meteor was also captured by my MallinCam All Sky Camera.
The Mallincam All Sky Camera detected this meteor.
About one hour later the Canon DSLR recorded this meteor.
A meteor from the Orionid meteor shower traversed the sky over the valley. The Hunter (Orion) himself was located behind the mountain. The direction of the meteor indicates that it is a leftover from Halleys comet.
This photo was snapped at about 00.22 local time on October 23, 2017. Photo details: Canon EOS 650D, Samyang 8mm fisheye-lens
This fireball streaked the sky over the valley at about 04.04 (UT 02.04) on September 17, 2017. Photo details: Canon 650D, Vivitar 8 mm fisheye-lens, ISO: 800, EXP 59.2 seconds. Unfortunately, some dew on the lens. Location: Ørsta, Norway.
The northern lights over the valley. From my vantage this was a brief display on a moon bright sky. Photo details: Canon 650D, 8 mm fisheye lens. Local time 22.22 on September 8, 2017.
Photo taken at about 22.19 September 8, 2017 local time.
The sun photographed UT 18:02 September 6th 2017. 6 hours after sunspot AR2673 unleashed a major X9.3-class solar flare. The strongest solar flare in more than a decade. Photographed through a small refractor with solar-filter, Canon 700D. From Ørsta, Norway. AR2673 is the sunspot just over the treetops.
Near Earth Asteroid 3122 Florence photographed on September 2nd, 2017. Sigma 50-500 mm lens. Canon 700D, Exposure 2 minutes, ISO: 800.
This time the Moon passed through the outskirts of Earths (half) shadow. Hence a penumbral eclipse could be seen. Photo taken when the eclipse was at maximum 01.44 am (local time).
Photo details: Sigma 50-500mm, Canon EOS 1300D