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  1. I've started to pull together my night sky images from 2026, mostly Aurora but, who knows what we might see? (Apart from sodding satellites) 😡 #nightskyphotography #auroraborealis #aurorainscotland @glass

    glass.photo/scozmosphotery/ser

  2. Beams

    This photo has been horribly overworked, I admit it, but there is method in my madness.

    This was taken looking almost directly upwards from below a KP7 auroral display. It was quite cloudy but the aurora was so bright that it cast a shadow at my feet.

    When I first processed the image, I didn't think there was much of interest in it. More editing revealed these fabulous green beams, seeming to disappear into infinity.

    #AuroraTuesday #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Iceland #Photography

  3. Beams

    This photo has been horribly overworked, I admit it, but there is method in my madness.

    This was taken looking almost directly upwards from below a KP7 auroral display. It was quite cloudy but the aurora was so bright that it cast a shadow at my feet.

    When I first processed the image, I didn't think there was much of interest in it. More editing revealed these fabulous green beams, seeming to disappear into infinity.

    #AuroraTuesday #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Iceland #Photography

  4. Beams

    This photo has been horribly overworked, I admit it, but there is method in my madness.

    This was taken looking almost directly upwards from below a KP7 auroral display. It was quite cloudy but the aurora was so bright that it cast a shadow at my feet.

    When I first processed the image, I didn't think there was much of interest in it. More editing revealed these fabulous green beams, seeming to disappear into infinity.

    #AuroraTuesday #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Iceland #Photography

  5. Beams

    This photo has been horribly overworked, I admit it, but there is method in my madness.

    This was taken looking almost directly upwards from below a KP7 auroral display. It was quite cloudy but the aurora was so bright that it cast a shadow at my feet.

    When I first processed the image, I didn't think there was much of interest in it. More editing revealed these fabulous green beams, seeming to disappear into infinity.

    #AuroraTuesday #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Iceland #Photography

  6. Beams

    This photo has been horribly overworked, I admit it, but there is method in my madness.

    This was taken looking almost directly upwards from below a KP7 auroral display. It was quite cloudy but the aurora was so bright that it cast a shadow at my feet.

    When I first processed the image, I didn't think there was much of interest in it. More editing revealed these fabulous green beams, seeming to disappear into infinity.

    #AuroraTuesday #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis #Iceland #Photography

  7. Well, i experienced some issues and I was not able to check into my flight back home. But I like to think that it was fate forcing this to happen so that I got to experience one of my greatest dreams.

    It was subtle to the naked eyes, but visible enough to notice it from my hotel window and to push me outside despite starting to develop a cold

    #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights

  8. In February 1204, the Japanese court poet Fujiwara no Teika recorded in his diary that a terrifying "red vapor" and glowing red light filled the night sky over Kyoto for three consecutive nights.

    Eight centuries later, scientists analyzed carbon-14 spikes in ancient tree rings and confirmed he had witnessed a massive, historic solar storm.

    The red skies were a severe, low-latitude aurora borealis triggered by powerful coronal mass ejections. A solar storm of that magnitude today would have fried every satellite, GPS system, and global power grid on Earth.

    smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/

    #AuroraBorealis #SolarStorm

  9. An ancient solar storm left clues in tree rings and a famous poet's diary: 'Red lights in the northern sky'. Via @spacedotcom #Space #Astrophysics #Astronomy 🚀 🌌 ☄️ 🛰️ #SolarStorms #SolarFlare #CarringtonEvent #AuroraBorealis #NorthernLights #CME #CoronalMassEjection #Science 🔭🔬🧪🥼🧑‍🔬 #History

    An ancient solar storm left cl...

  10. Unglaublich!
    Polarlichter über Berlin!
    Grün nach Rot.
    War auch gut mit bloßem Auge zu sehen (natürlich nicht so leuchtend).

    #AuroraBorealis #Polarlichter #Berlin
    #aoeFoto