Stunning photos of Perseids meteor shower 2013

The most beautiful meteor shower of the year, Perseids, peaked last night (August 12) with a possible frequency of up to 100 meteors per hour.

The Perseids meteor shower peaked yesterday night, allowing people to observe more than 70 or even 100 meteors every hour, a large part of which is a long and bright meteor. . In fact, this meteor shower appeared throughout July 23, but only in a small density.

Here are the beautiful images of the Perseids meteor shower last night taken from many parts of the world:

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A Perseids meteor streak glows in the sky the night after Edlington Castle in Northumberland, England.

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Meteor in the night sky in Madrid, Spain.

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A bright meteor streak is plunging down to Earth at Villarejo de Salvanes, Spain.

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Perseids meteor shower at the famous village of Fanos, Greece.

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Meteor streaks fly along the night sky in Villarejo de Salvanes, Spain.

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The most beautiful meteor shower image of the year was taken from Yateley, Hampshire, England.

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Ice packs fly into the atmosphere in Madrid, Spain.

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Photo collages many different times of meteor shower Perseids at La Hiruela, Spain.

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A glorious meteor streak hits the atmosphere near the North Star in California, USA.

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A person uses an iPhone phone to capture meteor shower in Los Angeles, USA.

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People gather at Castaic Lake Lake, California, USA, waiting for watching Perseids meteor.