THE Perseids Meteor Shower has been pictured over Stonehenge in this amazing photo.
This beautiful image, photographed by Nick Bull, known to many as Stonehenge Dronescapes, was shared in the Salisbury Journal Camera Club on Facebook.
Beautiful meteors can be seen shooting through the night sky above the ancient monument, creating an absolutely incredible photograph.
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Describing his photo in the Camera Club, Nick said: "Sadly I missed the peak of the shower due to good old clouds but I managed 2.5 nights either side and caught around 14, but a few were quite faint so left them out."
The Perseids Meteor Shower will be active until August 24, it peaked between August 12 and August 13.
According to Royal Museums Greenwich, it is caused by the Earth "slamming into the debris left behind by comet 109P/Swift-Tuttle in July and August every year.
"It is called the Perseids because the meteors seem to originate from the constellation of Perseus.
"Astronomers call this point the meteor shower’s radiant."
The display is considered one of the best of the year because it produces bright meteors and is one of the most active.
Have you seen it?
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