Lyrid meteor shower 2020: 9 stunning photos of nature's light show

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Jupiter and Saturn 🪐 between my arms. Mars to my left in alignment. And a lucky meteor cutting through the Milky Way. #astrophotography #astro #night #nightphotography #nightsky #nightscape #nightscaper #nightscapes #milkyway #milkywaychasers #longexposure #longexposure_shots #longexposurephotography #meteor #lyridmeteorshower #massachusetts #massnature @massdcr #selfie #universe #jupiter #saturn #mars #shootingstars

A post shared by Andrew March (@tihtokolok) on Apr 19, 2020 at 11:51am PDT

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Happy Monday! I was able to do some Milky Way chasing on Saturday, which was really nice. I hadn't taken photos in a while so it was overdue. Luckily, in night photography it's quite easy to maintain social distancing. This was taken around 1:30 am. My friend and I both saw this huge fireball light up the sky and luckily, both of us got a shot of it. Can you see it? . . . . . #meteor #lyrids #lyridmeteorshower #shootingstar #milkyway #milkywaymonday #milkywaygalaxy #weownthenight_az #milkyway_nightscapes #milkywayhunters #milkywayphotography #milkywaypics #creativecontentbuilders #nightsky #nightskychasers #nightphotography #longexposure #longexposurephotography #instagramaz #igsouthwest #arizona_landscapes #visit_arizona #igers_tucson #westbysouthwest #arizona #southwest #southwestlife #timelessuniverse #astrophotography #universetoday

A post shared by Kate Dibildox (@kdibildox) on Apr 20, 2020 at 4:31pm PDT

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Night sky looking south from our top window.... 2 hours of star trails, just one Lyrid meteor @nottinghamshirelive @idadarksky @skyatnight @ladybayartstrail #startrails #lyrids #meteor #meteorshower #ladybay #westbridgfordwire

A post shared by Mike Beard (@mikebeardphoto) on Apr 21, 2020 at 4:54am PDT

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lyrid meteor shower 2020: 20-21/04 | canon eos 500d #nofilter #lake #galaxy #longexposure #cygnus #lyra #lyrid #vega #meteor #meteorshower #canon #500d #dslr #astrophotography #photography #copenhagen #denmark #dk

A post shared by Clarence Ku (@cklittleperson) on Apr 21, 2020 at 1:01am PDT

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Who saw see this huge, bright fireball around 1:30 am Saturday night / Sunday morning? ☄️ ----- 📍 Cave Creek Canyon, Portal, AZ 📅 April 2020 📷 Canon 5D Mark IV ----- #meteor #meteorshower #fireball #lyrids #lyridsmeteorshower #milkyway #astrophotography #landscapeastrophotography #lowlightphotography #nightphotography #weownthenight_az #nightsky #space #starstuff #nightscape #longexposure #longexposurephotography #arizona #arizonacollective #beautifularizona #explorearizona #visitarizona #ig_arizona #natureisamazing #neverstopexploring #takethescenicroute #getoutside #mountainsarecalling #teamcanon #canon5dmarkiv

A post shared by Lynsey Schroeder (@lschroederphoto) on Apr 21, 2020 at 10:38am PDT

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A Lyrid Meteor flying over Crosby beach from the North East last night. Venus was pretty bright in the clear air👌 #lyridmeteorshower #venus #stars #nightsky #skyscape #igermersey #liverpool #crosby #crosbybeach #liverpooltourism #sefton #seftoncoast #echonews #bbcnews #bbcnwt #bbcweatherwatchers #canonuk #meteor #space #liverpool_shooters #bestliverpoolphoto #picoftheday #photooftheday

A post shared by Dominic (@dominic_darvellphotography) on Apr 21, 2020 at 12:22am PDT

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Lyrids Meteor shower tonight! Got a few last night whilst on nightshift and this one at top middle of the picture was probably my favorite, just a perfect little fireball. Milkyway and Meteors, what else do you want 😊☄️ _____________ #milkyway #meteor #meteorshower #lyrid #lyrids #lyridsmeteorshower #shootingstars #witns #dundee #visitdundee #scotland #universe #milkywayphotography #astrophotography

A post shared by Andrew Allan Astrophotography (@astro_a22) on Apr 21, 2020 at 7:08am PDT

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Tonight you should be lucky enough to catch a #shootingstar from the #lyridmeteorshower in the #nightsky to the north. Just shot that pretty one. #nightphotography #stayathome #sonyalpha #sonyalpha7iii #nature #astrophotography #14mm #longexposure

A post shared by Mathias Schweiger (@damatze) on Apr 21, 2020 at 1:52pm PDT

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A meteor from the #lyrid constellation zooming across the sky taken from the garden. A 120 image time lapse to come. #astrophotography #nightphotography #lyrids #space #stars #longexposure #scotland #scotlandhighlands #landscapes #landscapephotography #sony #sonyalpha #sonyimages #sonyalphasclub #sonyalphapro #sonyalphagallery #sonyalphaimages #sonya6000 #astro #astro_photography_

A post shared by Chris Fletcher (@fletcherpictures) on Apr 21, 2020 at 12:30am PDT