Do not miss!! Meteor shower October 21 this

Don't miss!! October 21, 68 There are 3 astronomical phenomena that can happen at the same time!! ✨💫

🌠 1. Orionids meteor shower

🕐 Hours: Seen from 10: 30 p.m. and peak from 00: 00 to 04: 00.

📍 Direction:

• The origin is in the constellation Orion.

• Seeing from the southeast (ESE) after 22 o'clock

• Gradually rising to the south (S) after midnight.

📷 Tip: Set a wide camera to "above the southeast horizon," because the meteor will spread across the sky, not focusing only on the origin.

☄️ 2. Comet Lemmon (C / 2025 A6)

🕕 Time: Evening, after sunset, from 6: 30 to 8: 30 p.m.

📍 Direction:

• Appears low in the southwest (SW) or west (W)

• Close to the horizon, so find an open space, no mountains or buildings.

📷 Tip: Use a binocular or zoom lens camera. Because with the naked eye, it may only be seen faintly in a really very dark place.

🌌 3. Milky Way.

🕗 Time: Seen from 19: 00 until around midnight.

📍 Direction:

• Start to appear from the southwest (SW)

• Drape through the sky to the south (S) and finish at the southeast (SE).

• The most beautiful range is 9: 00 to 11: 00 p.m. because the galactic core is about 45 ° above the horizon.

📷 Tip: If you want to shoot a person with the Milky Way, turn south and have the camera turn up in the sky behind you, you will have a milk line above your head.

📸 Photography Tips

• Use wide-angle (14-24 mm) lens, aperture f / 1.4 - f / 2.8

• ISO 1600 - 3200 (depending on camera)

• Shutter speed 10-20 seconds (do not exceed 30 seconds so that the stars do not form a line)

• Camera facing south-southeast

• If you want to shoot with a shooting star → Set the camera to see the wide sky and shoot from 10: 30 to 4: 00 p.m.

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