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Started by Ianab, Today at 06:48:41 AM

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Ianab

Forecast solar storm was all over the news today, promising an exceptional aurora display. We seldom get to see it here, too far North, but we ventured out after dark to see if we could at least capture it with cameras. Brightest I've ever seen, with visible colours and shifting bands of light.

We went up to the National Park gates, higher up and away from town lights. Sitting there waiting for our eyes to adjust I leaned out the car window to do a test shot with the camera. Had a look at the shot, and said to Lil that the show had started. Just a small blotch of colour initially.



It soon grew and was naked eye visible, although more detail from the camera. Widest shot couldn't get all the light in the frame.  



Playing around, doing a time exposure while flashing a torch across the girls to light them up and get the lights in the background.

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thecfarm

Nice!!!
Wife was up at 10 but nothing at that time.
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Jeff

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NewYankeeSawmill

Sky looked very similar to what @IanB posted outside Knoxville, TN....
I saw them once when I was at college in Oswego, but that might have been the mushrooms?



Can't believe they had an impact this far south... No electrical issues to report, but I've never seen the sky that color before. Freaky. You can see how earlier in human history how events like this would result in myths and stories being told for generations...
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