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Blood Red Aurora 25/10
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13 years 2 months ago - 13 years 2 months ago #91020
by R Newman
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Hi
I noticed some people got some really bad weather today, but tonight there was a very unexpected KP 7 aurora, I checked the charts last night and NOAA only had predicted a weak impact from a recent M-Class flare, so had no camera to work today. But during the evening when I was supposed to be working there was a major impact at 1800UT, Just perfect for us, On the way home at 1130pm there was this huge auroral arc from the NW to NE
Further images at s1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee501/Ronan...=IMG_2977.jpg&ref=nf
Later several colourful pillars stared streaming, of course no camera and no diesel, light flashing, just like last time. Anyways got home and out the door and went back south as heavy cloud to my north and advancing fog coming from my south.
A wonderful display, my second this year and the best since this time in 2003, red and greens all over the norther sky, these are just a sample and the photos are raw, grainey and unprocessed, they look way better on my canon 400d camera LCD
I hope e enjoy them and that some of ye got to see this
And just before I went to bed this
Of course could not sleep so look out at 4am, KP still at 7
SEE s1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee501/Ronan...t=IMG_2977.jpg&ref=n
Ronan Newman
I noticed some people got some really bad weather today, but tonight there was a very unexpected KP 7 aurora, I checked the charts last night and NOAA only had predicted a weak impact from a recent M-Class flare, so had no camera to work today. But during the evening when I was supposed to be working there was a major impact at 1800UT, Just perfect for us, On the way home at 1130pm there was this huge auroral arc from the NW to NE
Further images at s1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee501/Ronan...=IMG_2977.jpg&ref=nf
Later several colourful pillars stared streaming, of course no camera and no diesel, light flashing, just like last time. Anyways got home and out the door and went back south as heavy cloud to my north and advancing fog coming from my south.
A wonderful display, my second this year and the best since this time in 2003, red and greens all over the norther sky, these are just a sample and the photos are raw, grainey and unprocessed, they look way better on my canon 400d camera LCD
I hope e enjoy them and that some of ye got to see this
And just before I went to bed this
Of course could not sleep so look out at 4am, KP still at 7
SEE s1231.photobucket.com/albums/ee501/Ronan...t=IMG_2977.jpg&ref=n
Ronan Newman
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13 years 2 months ago #91021
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Great Ronan! only "saw" it on my magnetometer. rained all last hight and still is now
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13 years 2 months ago #91022
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Lovely shots Ronan.
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13 years 2 months ago #91023
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Replied by Frank Ryan on topic Re: Aurora tonight
Class shots Ronan!
It was wall to wall cloud here..
2 times this year you cought 'em?
Well done!!
It was wall to wall cloud here..
2 times this year you cought 'em?
Well done!!
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13 years 2 months ago #91024
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Last time was in February, a Kp 5 storm, in a force 8 gale, completely subdued compared to this, have yet to proces these
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13 years 2 months ago #91025
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Replied by Seanie_Morris on topic Re: Aurora tonight
Well done Ronan, thanks for the SMS updates too. It was clear when I was in studio, then I got home at 00:20hrs and it was all clouded over again... Grrr!
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