La espectacular lluvia de las Perseidas alrededor del mundo

Típico que estamos todos alborotados ante la posibilidad de disfrutar la lluvia de las Perseidas, para que al final del dia, los nubarrones nos impidieran ver absolutamente ¡NADA!

Sin embargo, el fenómeno de las Perseidas pudo ser visto en diversas partes del planeta y aquí les compartimos algunas de las mejores imágenes recogidas en la red.

A composite of the #Perseids I caught with the camera before the cloud rolled in. @VirtualAstro #northumberland pic.twitter.com/ATilMdNO16

— Andy Gray (@andrewsgray) August 13, 2015

#mypubliclandsroadtrip spends a night under the stars along the Rio Grande in New Mexico. Photo by Bob Wick, BLM #landscape #newmexico #riogrande #milkyway #stars #nightsky #starry #stargazing #starwatching #Perseid #camping #scenic #travel #getoutdoors #getoutside #photooftheday #instagood #instacool #roadtrip #BLMroadtrip #mypubliclands #findyourpark #SeeBLM

A photo posted by Bureau of Land Management (@mypubliclands) on Aug 12, 2015 at 7:28pm PDT

Taken at Rosebery Reservoir, Midlothian tonight. @LothianASTRO @VirtualAstro #Perseid #meteor pic.twitter.com/tExsYFEmMN

— Ian (@kn0xvi11ain) August 13, 2015

A long night at #suttonbank but eventually rewarded with a #perseidmeteor #Perseid pic.twitter.com/cIwKFQnZNT

— Alison (@loftylion9) August 13, 2015

Last night's #Perseid pic.twitter.com/sKYuCXNLNE

— Ainsley (@ainsleypboers) August 13, 2015

Perseids from the International Space Station! Don't miss the meteor shower tonight and join the live program about the science behind it on NASA TV (www.nasa.gov/ntv) at 10pm ET. The Perseids are considered to be the best meteor shower of the year. Meteors come from leftover comet particles and bits from broken asteroids. When comets come around the sun, they leave a dusty trail behind them. Every year the Earth passes through these debris trails, which allows the bits to collide with our atmosphere where they disintegrate to create fiery and colorful streaks in the sky. #meteorshower #perseid #space #meteor #spacestation #astronomy

A photo posted by International Space Station (@iss) on Aug 12, 2015 at 5:46pm PDT

Not that successful with meteors last couple of nights, but nice pics non the less #photography #Perseid #lancashire pic.twitter.com/lPPKBaBYFz

— Anthony Farran (@anthonyfarran) August 13, 2015

One good #perseid caught last night from Suffolk, smoke trail included? Sequence of 3 10-sec pics @VirtualAstro pic.twitter.com/8xTNP3IK9w

— Eaglekepr (@Eaglekepr) August 13, 2015

One good #perseid caught last night from Suffolk, smoke trail included? Sequence of 3 10-sec pics @VirtualAstro pic.twitter.com/8xTNP3IK9w

— Eaglekepr (@Eaglekepr) August 13, 2015