The sparkling picture of the scene of these falling streaks will overwhelm you.
For many people, last night was an ideal night for us to admire the most beautiful meteor shower of the year, right? You must have enjoyed the falling stars and "pocketed" quite a beautiful wish.
Because of the weather conditions, some areas did not see the meteor this time. Then let's look forward to the Geminids meteor shower, which will take place in mid-December!
Let's review some sparkling moments of Perseids - one of the two biggest meteor showers of this year recorded by photographers around the world below.
Perseids meteor shower "falls" in Haldon Belvedere, United Kingdom.
The moment makes anyone jealous!Images of meteor shower at Hatchet Pond in Hampshire.
Meteor with stars shining in the sky near Pesquera de Ebro in northern Spain.
The photographer was fortunate to "capture" a moment of a meteor shower in the sky in Kavarna, nearly 400km from Bulgaria's capital Sofia.
The best condition to observe meteor is at night without moonlight and artificial light like the Ladram bay area in Devon, England.
This meteor track "travels" through Lake Neusiedler - located on the Austrian and Hungarian borders.
This blue night sky in Nagano (Japan) welcomes Perseids meteor shower to visit me.
Photographer Tony Corso took this image of a Perseid meteor streak past the Red River in northern Texas.
The scene of meteor shower in the night sky in Devon (England) looks like it was taken from another planet.
Image of a bull in Cordoba, Spain watching a falling star. Some followers followed the Perseids meteor shower as "the tears of St. Lawrence - one of the seven deacons of ancient Rome."
The meteor streaks are "condensed" in the skies of Scotland.
"Falling" meteor streaks on the beach in Corolla, North Carolina.
Another photo of a meteor shower was taken at Corfe Castle, United Kingdom.
