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English: Orionid meteor striking the sky below Milky Way and to the right of en:Venus. en:Zodiacal light is also seen at the image The trail of the meteor appears slightly curved due to edge distortion in the lens
Date 2008-10-26 (first version); 2007-10-30 (last version)
(Original text : 10/22/07)
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Author Brocken Inaglory
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