The main "star rain" of the year passed above the ground
Every year in August, residents of the Northern Hemisphere observe Perseids - Star Rains in the constellation Perseus. The starfall can be observed with the naked eye for several days in a row, but the peak of brightness came at night from August 12 to 13. Medusa collected photographs of eyewitnesses who shot Perseids on the brightest night and the day before.
