Taurid Meteor
Taken by Eliot Herman on October 20, 2026 @ Tucson AZ
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This Taurid is the first bright one I have captured this year. The Taurids often produce many fireballs and bright meteors over a few weeks that is great because the weather will cooperate many nights. This differs from most other showers that have one good night or even just a few hours to catch the meteor stream that can be ruined by weather. Setting up for a scenic with chance of Taurid fireballs is one of my favorite fall goals. Next few weeks will hopefully generate quite a few good meteors. Nikon Z7II and Nikon 20 mm F1.8
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