Except for the last month or so, if you hop over to livemeteors.com on any given day, this is typically what you'll see. This chart represents two smallish, short-duration meteors coming in. Occasionally you'll see a bigger, more colorful dot, or one that stretches into a line that indicates duration, and then some days you might have to wait a while to see anything at all. That's why these latest graphs have been so mind-blowing to me and other people who happen to keep up with these things.
From a strictly aesthetical point of view, these images are beautiful. It looks like some graphic-design project. It's like some game designer trying to emulate some of the old 8-bit video games, and he's trying out different designs for space ships. Some of the other images remind me of koi in a koi pond; cartoon laser beams; looking at ornate chandeliers when you're tripping balls, and a whole bunch of cool rockets. This stuff is art. I'd hang it on a wall or put it on a t-shirt. Here's a few of the "rocket ships." Enjoy the tour of the outer space art gallery. No charge. Support the arts.
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