Aurora Borealis

[Ouzo Dan]

If you have clear skies tonight, look up, there's a high chance of seeing the Aurora.

If you do take a photo & post it here.

 

[ASCPFC]

In Ireland was over my house last night.

Not the best picture - loads had better.

 

[Ouzo Dan]

In Ireland was over my house last night. View attachment 2690View attachment 2690

Not the best picture - loads had better.

Good stuff & you have another chance tonight.

Its -15°c here tonight but I'll be taking the telescope out, I'm hoping for a aurora/Jupiter double ender.

 

[Common Sense Club]

I thought the topic was about another foreign player we were interested in signing!

 

[Phil’s Barber]

I saw it whilst up in the Lake District last year. I’d never seen it before and it really was quite spectacular.

I was staying at a cottage in Low Lorton (the middle of nowhere) and let the dog out before bedtime. I was taken aback by the sky, by complete surprise. An incredible glow and pattern of green light, quite remarkable.

 

[ASCPFC]

Good stuff & you have another chance tonight.

Its -15°c here tonight but I'll be taking the telescope out, I'm hoping for a aurora/Jupiter double ender.

Cloudy here I'm afraid.

 

[Part Time James]

If you put your phone camera into night mode it can often pick up t'Northern Lights even if your eyes can't see it. It's a useful piece of info because knowing this makes me think I might as well Google an image of it and go "great, colourful sky, big f**king woop".

 

[Forest Hillbilly]

in December 2005, I thought I'd got some great views of the Northern Lights. Turns out it was the Buncefield fuel depot all alight.
In 1936 people in Sydenham probably thought the same, until the fire engines started hurtling up the hill.

Nothing in Wales. good position in theory, but thick cloud cover.