Great video. Where'd you get the awesome music?

Cool video! Thanks for sharing! I've done several star trails shots and timelapse videos of the North Star above Mattamuskeet Lodge. Although I'm sure others have also done it, your image is the first one, other than mine, that I have seen. And it is such a cool shot. I don't know why we don't see more images of it. I've also gone down that road to the sound many times, usually looking for bear. I hadn't thought to take a night shot there. Again, thanks for sharing. You've got some super images on your Facebook page!

Re-visiting your awesome work!

Aaj me 3.5.2024 ko dekha up Siddharth Nagar

Today passed from jammu and kashmir at 8.34pm

Today 20/5/2024.i,ve seen tha seme on 08:10pm

Maine isko Aaj 15/05/2024 raat 8 baje isko hamare Karnataka me bhi dekha hai... Ye moon ki aor Jaa rahi thi....

Beautiful!!!❤❤

Beautiful :-]

Great pictures. I was out there in 2018 and there was a girl staying at the old Lifesaving Station, I think she worked for the park service. I guess they keep it "manned" most of the time. Also, the mosquitos and deer flies were like a horror show during my visit. I'd read, prior to going out there, they were bad, but for us during our visit they were beyond bad, they were horrific! Multiple layers of clothes, hooded rain jackets, gloves, etc. They still attacked us and were able to penetrate the clothing, our pants were covered in blood spots from the deer flies and it was basically running from one house to the next to seek refuge. The guy from the marina that took us out there said they were going to start spraying again in the near future. I want to say we were out there in April or May, so perhaps that was just the wrong time of year to go.

What a great video! Do you need a permit to camp near the village?

Beautiful!!! Can't wait until I can visit this wonderful town and all its amenities again. ❤ ❤

Saw the same kind of lights from the next island to the south 20 years ago and called the Coast Guard thinking it might be a distress flare and was told it was the Navy doing an exercise. Another thing about Portsmouth is that it is close to a bombing range the Marines from Cherry Point use at night. The sight of afterburners being lit and moving quick is cool thing to see at night.

Sadly, this park has been neglected ever since the grand opening. All these projects and structures that were promised to come to the park have not happened and all progress has been dead since. There was supposed to be the construction of an Amphitheater and other projects by the winter of 2022. Not only that, but the park also has been neglected. The trails have brush growing over the trails, there are numerous potholes all over. You would be very lucky to see a parks and rec employee in the park. 800+ acres of water for people to boat and fish in, but if you're on land and enjoy bank fishing, you can only safely access maybe 15%. There are 3 lakes to fish from and you can't because there is so much overgrown foliage surrounding the water, you would have to stand in very tall grass, while watching for snakes and other wildlife. I’ve complained over and over and nothing has been done about it. You come into the park entrance and look to your left; you will see exactly what I am talking about and that is just one example. The last time a mower was seen over there was 5 months ago. The observation decks are built so far back and up way too high to enjoy anything. There are park benches in only a few areas and the grass around them is rarely kept up. Other parks around New Bern get so much more attention and care than this park does. Lawson Creek Park is a great example. You can always see parks and rec employees in and out of the park all day, pretty much every day. They have concerts and carnivals all the time and most recently they were awarded a $110k park extension. Yet, this park gets nothing. It’s so sad because this park had so much potential to become one of the best parks in NC.

Thanks Allen. Have missed your posts.

Just noticed it in Senoia ga

رأيناه بمدينة الناضور بعد اذان العشاء سبحان الله

Hier soir 17/08/2023 vers 22,00h, on a observé ça à Mohammadia Maroc

Just saw the same thing in central PA

Yesterday passed from Pakistan at 10pm

Today Aug. 08, 2023 I've seen the same on Amman-Jordan sky at 08:47 pm.

And I try to search what is can anyone tell what is this

Yes I also see from UP India its first time happen in my whole life

Ayer dos de agosto del 2023, acaban de pasar por La Paz, Baja California Sur, es la segunda ocasión que sucede, son más de treinta, parece un tren, uno tras otro, en la misma posición y medida.

مرت الان بس مصر

رايته منذ قليل فالجزائر

مرت الليلة بمدينة القنيطرة بالمغرب على الساعة 22:05

رأيتها في مدينة مكناس بالمغرب على الساعة 22:25 بعد أذان العشاء نسأل الله تعالى السلامة و العافية

Today in algeria too ..

Today Passed South Africa 5am in the morning

Yesterday i saw it mollahat,Bangladesh

Continue 8 min pass this star in sky

Yesterday i saw in jharkhand time 7:56

Kl hm v dekhe the Bihar me

Yesterday I saw it in mau up India

I saw yesterday from India

I seen jharkhand

India

Today i saw it in nepal

Today it pass over by Bhutan.

can one go and/or stay in the houses?

Way cool! Fantastic shots of one of my favorite places.

WITH EACH AND EVERY LAUNCH, 100s of tons of rocket soot is spewed into the stratosphere, where it stays put, where it is accumulative, and is corrosive to our atmospheric laminar layered envelope. The residents living around the launch site, and the quality of life they must endure with polluted air from rocket plumes, precipitating back down upon them, leading to cancer in some cases. There is simply no forethought to the ecological repercussions. And rockets to low Earth orbit are only going to continue to launch more and more frequently. Could there ever be 'peacetime rocketry', from its wartime conception back in Nazi Germany? No, because with each and every launch, rockets STILL wage war, though now it is upon the environment. For instance, for SpaceX to send just two astronauts into LEO requires spewing 400 tons of soot from the ground to orbit. How many more 100s of tons soot will be spewed, just to get larger payloads into LEO? The detrimental environmental repercussions of this rocketing activity are enormous. Fragile ecosystems around the rocket launch area are majorly disrupted. With each and every launch, our atmospheric envelope gets more and more damaged. Presently, it is the 'Wild West' of the stratosphere, with very little regulations in place to protect the ozone layer. The stratosphere really should be renamed, the IGNOROSPHERE. 'Out of sight, out of mind', is the attitude here. Each and every launch is treated like a stupendous fireworks display. Then the booster rockets coming back to the ground, to land vertically, are fueled by 'hypergolic propellants', highly toxic and caustic, and are also accumulative in the atmosphere. The detrimental effects on our fragile ecosystems has been greatly downplayed. And all for the love of money, power, and superiority over other nations. You cannot fix climate change, and also ramp up metallic 3D-printed rocketing to space! We can live without the space program. We cannot live without a habitable Earth! What's the missing ingredient, so that we can have our cake and eat it too? You know, being able to keep going into outer space, but not at the expense of our atmospheric envelope, which we all need to stay intact. My idea is a A STRATOSTATION which cradles two contra-rotating SPINLAUNCHERS! Basically you float all the cargo out to 25 miles, to a half mile diameter 'starfish'-shaped Stratostation. Then the Spinlauncher (tried and tested here on the ground). launches projectile after projectile, in a pristine fashion. They're all self-assembling, and it is a re-engineered payload. Then this endeavor gets really cheap with robots. While we kick back on the Stratostation, don the Oculus Rifts, and enjoy the show, while, at 25 miles altitude, staying inside the protective environment of the magnetosphere. Besides weightless experiments, which I really wonder how much of it you really need in the first place, the only reason the space station has to be 250 MI altitude, is because it is not buoyant! If the ISS were buoyant , then everything could be done at mere 25 miles out, where the atmosphere is 98.8% rarified. Isn't that the true edge of space? A Stratostation would be highly serviceable, easily brought back to Earth, when needed for repairs and so forth. Maybe more of them are needed to cover the same area that one orbiting satellite would cover, but it is all now accomplished at a fraction of the cost, while our fragile atmospheric envelope is spared this destructive bombardment, of caustic rocket pollution. Please, do share your thoughts on this formulating concept. www.evernote.com/shard/s519/sh/d7600069-91b8-58cb-15f8-d16e41985c5c/bee0c491ad542c4d98ad10e59a9f2a8c

Beautiful

Alan, Where have you been? This is the first post of yours I've seen in about a year or more! Hope you are well. Nice footage.

Wow

Beautiful illustration of the reality of spaceflight: if you want to go to space, you can go up. But if you want to STAY in space, you gotta go sideways.

I tried to view it from the Croatan forest but it was lower than expected and trees blocked me. Thanks for posting.

This is an awesome view of the rocket. I wish I could see one of these in person. Was there no sound on the video? #allenfairbanks9394

Great footage!