Subaru Telescope and the night sky over Maunakea, Hawaii: the Perseid Meteor Shower, August 11 (HST)

We did a special live streaming of the night sky over Maunakea, Hawaii, to show the Perseid Meteor Shower activity over RUclips. This is the 15x time-lapse view of the observation's start and end. You can see the enclosure of the Subaru Telescope opens and closes, with many small artificial satellites in the sky.
A "train" of the STARLINK Satellites launched a day earlier by SpaceX are clearly visible at 1:22.
Subaru Telescope is located at the summit area of Maunakea, Hawaii (4200m). The area is one of the best sites for astronomical observation in the world.
The video was live-streamed on August 11, 2023 (HST). The archived live footage can be found below.
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The "Subaru-Asahi Star Camera" is a joint project between the National Astronomical Observatory of Japan (NAOJ) and the Asahi Shimbun Newspaper Company.
Music: "The Waltz of Flowers" from The Nutcracker by Tchaikovsky, taken from the RUclips Studio Music.
Video Edit: Ichi Tanaka (Subaru Telescope)
Asahi Shimbun "Uchu-bu": Asahi Astro LIVE
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[@天の川区地球]

撮影日がこの日なのが何とも言えませんでした。
ありがとうございます。

[@BruceGaston1]

All thos objects going across the sky are meteor shower meteors? They are not satellites? aw the starlink satellites! thsnk you. Bruce

[@subarutel_starcamadmin]

All the "moving" objects are definitely satellites, as is described in the description. In the time-lapse view, meteors will appear momentary. We can see some of them at the second part of the video (4:35-).