Dual-Exposure Panorama Milky Way Post-Processing | Milky Way Wednesday REPLAY

Dual-Exposure Panorama Milky Way REPLAY! Not Live tonight but back next Wednesday!
Learn how I edited my absolute FAVORITE Milky Way image out at Canyonlands National Park up at Grand View Point at Island in the Sky. See what went well and could have gone better in the Creation of the Image, the post-processing and all of the early Season Milky Way Tips I can offer tonight on Milky Way Wednesday!
This video comes from a Milky Way Wednesday back in March 2019.
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That beard deserves a show of its own!

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Awesome video! Aaron when you overlap your pano shots for 50% plus. Does aberration coma and astigmatism go away?

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Plz show some milky way shots of chile (Atacama desert)
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38:08 - Those double lines are not a single jet with dual lights on the sides. Although you might think that's a single object, I'd bet those lights are miles apart and it's two objects traveling the same direction at the same time. If you think about how high up in the sky that is and think about a jet you see up in the sky during the day, when you do notice them way up there like that, how large is a jet? It just looks like a little spec of dust from that far away right? Imagine a jet the size you're describing? It would have to be the size of an entire large city to span that distance from so high up. Possibly even the size of a couple cities. No single object is that large. So those must be two jets traveling the same basic route, probably miles apart.
Actually, looking at them again, based on the appearance, I'm going to say those are probably both shooting stars so it was a single large object and getting burned up and broken apart entering the atmosphere. Pretty cool. I don't seem to recall ever seeing a dual shooting star before.