APOD: 2021 August 9 - Perseus and the Lost Meteors

Thank you my space-exploration advocate friend Maj William W. 'Bill' Price for posting the NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day (APOD) for Monday, August 9, 2021 entitled "Perseus and the Lost Meteors."

I had to chuckle at the lost meteors since it implies eiether meteors got lost or they were misplaced :-)
In any event God knows exactly whet their status is along with the rest of HIS creation.

Image: Perseus and the Lost Meteors - Image Credit & Copyright - Tomas Slovinsky (Slovakia) & Petr Horalek (Czech Republic; Institute of Physics in Opava)

APOD background
"Explanation: What's the best way to watch a meteor shower? This question might come up later this week when the annual Perseid Meteor Shower peaks. One thing that is helpful is a dark sky, as demonstrated in the featured composite image of last year's Perseids. Many more faint meteors are visible on the left image, taken through a very dark sky in Slovakia, than on the right image, taken through a moderately dark sky in the Czech Republic. The band of the Milky Way Galaxy bridges the two coordinated images, while the meteor shower radiant in the constellation of Perseus is clearly visible on the left. In sum, many faint meteors are lost through a bright sky. Light pollution is shrinking areas across our Earth with dark skies, although inexpensive ways to combat this might be implemented."

I intend to post a few songs focused on lost metaphorically
Harry Nilsson - 10 - I Guess The Lord Must Be In New York City
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mW4wqsjV4XY&list=PLRQKT-Cu2_2S6VYKBkZECOfjLRvKItFBf&index=11
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Very cool. Good morning Maj William W. 'Bill' Price

Good "Monday" Morning my good friend and Atronomy Enthusiast Maj William W. 'Bill' Price. Thanks for sharing the APOD Titled: "Perseus and the Lost Meteors." Have a super start to the new week Bill.