11-11-25's Northern Light Show

[scottieb]

I've a friend who is on the board of an observatory near town. The observatory is actually on his property.

I asked him how would the lights look from an airplane? "Funny you should ask." he said.

This is from last night from a friend of his:

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[zinger565]

Oh that's amazing.

[Trbo323]

Try again tonight!

Still clouds!
I'm in the Pacific Northwest, I probably won't see a clear sky for another 4-5 months. If I'm lucky I'll get some breaks in the clouds and can see them but I'm not betting on it. The sight line is right about where I live as well so it's iffy if I would even get to see them if it was clear.

I'm enjoying all the photos though

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[zinger565]

So, according to people who follow aurora's closer than me, we had an extremely large solar storm hit late yesterday afternoon, however the polarity was unfavorable for a light show. I was still able to get out and catch some on camera, it was pretty faint to the naked eye.

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[akpaintballer98]

AK

[Nish]

Not mine. Randolph VT

[Cal440]

20251114_185505.jpg South East Michigan, not as colorful as most pictures but still amazing.

[zinger565]

Finally got film developed and scanned in from those solar storms. Here's a couple of my film photos from the same night as above.

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[Cal440]

I am jealous, those are some nice shots!