The #aurora right now is amazing.
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It's been a pretty good aurora for about two hours. Nice red and green patches looking north-ish. At times a minute or two of very bright columns.
And then about 40 minutes ago..
..the sky just exploded and became a bright green dome. As if everything around us was engulfed in a green fog. Its brightness dimmed stars. A couple of very bright waves or streaks (like a toddler with a fatty green crayon) even cast shadows.
Where are you?
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wow wow wow @Pepijn #Aurora #NorthernLights
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@dacig North is where you have the highest change as it usually doesn't fully reach that far south. Right now it's gearing down though so try but don't expect too much.
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It's been a pretty good aurora for about two hours. Nice red and green patches looking north-ish. At times a minute or two of very bright columns.
And then about 40 minutes ago..
..the sky just exploded and became a bright green dome. As if everything around us was engulfed in a green fog. Its brightness dimmed stars. A couple of very bright waves or streaks (like a toddler with a fatty green crayon) even cast shadows.
Billund is at 55.74° North latitude. Amazing display
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It's been a pretty good aurora for about two hours. Nice red and green patches looking north-ish. At times a minute or two of very bright columns.
And then about 40 minutes ago..
..the sky just exploded and became a bright green dome. As if everything around us was engulfed in a green fog. Its brightness dimmed stars. A couple of very bright waves or streaks (like a toddler with a fatty green crayon) even cast shadows.
@Pepijn
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@Pepijn Spectacular! 🤩 We saw it too. It was amazing.
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@andreasio
Yes.
The best aurora pictures are with quite long exposure times on the camera. -
It's been a pretty good aurora for about two hours. Nice red and green patches looking north-ish. At times a minute or two of very bright columns.
And then about 40 minutes ago..
..the sky just exploded and became a bright green dome. As if everything around us was engulfed in a green fog. Its brightness dimmed stars. A couple of very bright waves or streaks (like a toddler with a fatty green crayon) even cast shadows.
@Pepijn you’re sooo lucky!
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@andreasio
Yes.
The best aurora pictures are with quite long exposure times on the camera.@folfdk @andreasio
Well, long exposure time… like 2 seconds and this is what I got. That’s the usual my phones camera does when it’s dark.
It was quite spectacular without the camera.
