Merging Milky Way with Satellites and Meteors

In a Time Lapse of the Milky Way I noticed a lot of movement going on in the Sky and had the idea to merge everything that crossed the sky into one image. This technique can be used for a meteorite shower too but in this example we got a lot of satellites flying around. The sheer amount of objects in the night sky, caught on camera over a period of two hours is really something that makes me think the future night sky will never look the same again.
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Видео Merging Milky Way with Satellites and Meteors канала Oliver Herbold