Time-lapse video footage from early yesterday morning of the fire burning south of Lee Vining, southwest of Mono Lake. There are airplanes and satellites as you’d expect, but it looks like the camera caught a few late Perseid meteors as well.
Watch in HD on YouTube: https://youtu.be/oU_doBhjc_E
An update on the fire as of 8 am this morning:
Date Started: 8/14/2015
Cause: Human
Total Personnel: 484
Injuries/Illnesses to Date: 0
Size: 3,715 acres Structures Threatened: 235
Percent Contained: 35%
Resources: 4 helicopters, 0 seats, 2 Air tankers Engines 34, Crews 10, Water Tenders 6, Dozers 4
Structures Lost: 0
Estimated Containment: 8/23/2015
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Awesome 🌠⭐🌠⭐🌠
+Zehava Horovitz Nature is pretty spectacular sometimes!
Awesome +Jeff Sullivan.
+Jeff Sullivan love this on two levels. The feelings it brings up about being so close to this destruction and not having any control over its' outcome. Then, artistically, it's fabulous! Color, beauty, and drama are revealed once you get over the first reaction.
Really great!
very nice.