With the speed of the time elapse in that video, surely most of those lines you can see across the sky are too slow to be meteors? A meteror lasts less than a second (typically) so would hardly even show on that video, let alone appear to be moving. So must be planes & satellites? And also most of the lines go across of whole FOV too, again suggesting a plane or satellite!
The reason I say that is that the meteor shower is coming from a region relative to the milky way - not the earth. The path of the "meteors" always seems to be the same - hence relative to the earth.
The video zooms into our local area of the Universe — our Milky Way galaxy lies in a supercluster of 100,000 galaxies — and then slowly draws back to show the cosmography of the Universe out to 300 million light years.
I wouldn't say it's a fun watch, it's technical and I don't understand much of it, but some may find it interesting.
Remember the strange Voyager 1 data from last July, that had NASA suggesting it may have left the solar system, before actually going back and saying it hadn't?
Well, there's now the fact that it could have actually happened after all!
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