Astronomy Live StreamX's video: The Southern Taurids Meteor Shower Oct 29-30 2020

BEST VIEWED ON A 4K TV … RECOMMENDED SETTING TV TO HDR10. Click on blue timestamp below to go to event in the video timeline. Shooting using the new Sony A7Siii Full-Frame Camera! 57:52 ... Faint meteor goes across the center of the screen ... traveling right to left 1:07:28 … BIRDS… BIRDS… BIRDS … a flock of about 35 birds… you can’t miss them! 1:59:46 ... Right center. 4:50:18 ... Center. 6:17:03 … Bottom center. 8:31:55 … 3 meteors ... top left and center and bottom right. 9:05:36 … Right center. 10:15:58 … Center. 10:16:28 … Satellite … top … next to The in the title traveling downwards .. bright meteor right top after satellite fades from view. 10:16:43 … Right top. 10:18:30 … Left center. 10:27:28 … Satellite … left of the word Orion traveling up. 10:31:03 … Satellite … faint… top middle just right of center traveling downwards. 11:04:33 … Meteor … 30 second into closing/end title. The Southern Taurids are a long-lasting shower that several minor peaks during its activity period. The shower is active for more than two months but rarely produces more than five shower members per hour, even at maximum activity. The Taurids (both branches) are rich in fireballs and are often responsible for increased number of fireball reports from September through November.  Shower details - Radiant: 03:12 +12.8° - ZHR: 5 - Velocity: 16.5 miles/sec (slow - 26.6km/sec) - Parent Object: 2P/ Next Peak - The Southern Taurids will next peak on the Oct 29-30, 2020 night. On this night, the moon will be 98% full.