Caught the end of a SpaceX Starlink Train last night - image above is three stacked six second exposures.
Update: check out this timelapse of three Starlink trains in a row.
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Crystal World — A timelapse of four containers growing crystals from the National Geographic Mega Crystal Growing Lab. The sequence was shot over two weeks (one frame every four minutes, running at 60 frames per second). It should have taken...
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