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March 10, 2012
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A brief display of Northern Lights is visible at middle latitudes when Earth's magnetic field turns south during a solar strom. This was a completely unexpected display and only lasted for about 15 minutes before disappearing completely.

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=myst-saphyr Mar 24, 2012  Student Filmographer
Was this the night of that recent solar storm? I can't remember the exact date it happened, but I bet it made for quite a show.
Absolutely stunning!
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*INTOtheRFD Mar 26, 2012  Professional Photographer
This was actually in mid February!
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Omg, what a breathtaking sight. And picture !
Hope 2 see this live some day.
Congrats 4 the pic ;)
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*INTOtheRFD Mar 26, 2012  Professional Photographer
Thank you! It is pretty incredible!
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~AveValencia Mar 22, 2012  Professional General Artist
I really like this but I think I'd like it more if you had just framed the sky.
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*INTOtheRFD Mar 23, 2012  Professional Photographer
Yeah... it was tough to figure out what to do. One of these days I need a display that lasts longer so I can drive to better foreground.
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*INTOtheRFD Mar 15, 2012  Professional Photographer
Thank you!
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`priteeboy Mar 13, 2012  Hobbyist Digital Artist
Cool! I assume this was from that recent solar flare...I remember intending to go out at night but I totally forgot :doh: Oh well, it probably wouldn't have happened where I live anyway, and it seems this needed a long exposure to capture it brightly too (unless your town uses amazingly high-wattage streetlights :giggle:)

I agree with others about the colour. It seems the majority of aurora pics I see are green, followed by red and blue as the next most common colours. But pinks, oranges, yellows, purples and that wicked lime green colour seem to be pretty rare :omg:
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*INTOtheRFD Mar 14, 2012  Professional Photographer
This was actually back at the beginning of February. I did get a timelapse of the aurora from the recent X flare that I posted in my journal but it wasnt as impressive as this brief event. I live out in the country so luckily I dont have a whole lot of light pollution to deal with but... this far south they are usually fairly weak so I do have to use long exposures. So far I've seen green, red, and purple/pink. I think this one looks so lime green because of the white balance I used and the fact that its slightly over exposed.
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