The ETA Aquariids were towards the end of their shower on May 27, while the Arietids were at their beginning, so it could have been from either. Both tend to be more visible before dawn. Given that the image was snapped at 11:07 pm local time, the former might be more likely than the latter. The Arietids is one of the most intense meteoroids streams with up to 60 shooting stars an hour but most of them streak through the sky during the daytime so we don't see them.
Death Star single reactor ignition.
Fully operational volcano lair!
Needs some lightning or maybe a hurricane or tornado to complete the Irwin Allen scenario.
“Miss Moneypenny, commence orbital bombardment of SPECTRE headquarters.”
And that, Sesame Street viewers, is how we get volcano-fuel to power cars.