Stunning Time-Lapse of the Perseids Over Stonehenge

a long-exposure photograph shows the ancient stone circle of Stonehenge under a dramatic night sky. The Milky Way galaxy appears as a bright, dense band of stars and cosmic dust stretching vertically through the frame, while numerous bright streaks of light—likely star trails or meteor trails—arc across the sky. The stones are silhouetted against a gradient sky transitioning from orange near the horizon to deep black above, with faint clouds visible. The overlaid text reads: 'stonehenge is the only place on earth where you can see the milky way and the stars falling'.

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