Tonight a CME (coronal mass ejection) from the Sun hit the Earth`s atmosphere and produced some fantastic northern lights that played over the snow-clad landscape during all the night.
At some points during the night there was even some all-red auroras mixed with the green, which is not a common sight even within the Arctic circle. This looks very promising for the polar darkness period, which really ought to be called the polar lights period...
Very nice! We went to Håkøya but I think we went home before the red lights appeared :)
SvaraRaderaWOW! I dind't keep an eye on the sky when i should! Where dod SNH go? :o) Keep up the good work!
SvaraRaderaEspen
Nydelige bilder av nordlyset. Det er vanskelig å få til synes jeg. Men dette kan du godt. Vi har noe å strekke oss etter her. Det første var KNALL! Ha en trivelig uke til deg.
SvaraRaderaFine bilder av nordlyset alle tre. Liker toern best.
SvaraRaderaketil
Fina bilder Fredrik! Jag tycker det är häftigt när man får med så mycket rött i bilderna som du fått här (och som det var i slutet av oktober).
SvaraRadera/Göran
Great pics, Fredrik.Sounds like it has been amazing for a few nights now. I really miss the North at this time of year and am thinking of a return trip in January!!Any news on humpbacks/orcas in Andoya this winter? Hope life is treating you well. Cheers, Rob Lott
SvaraRaderaWow... magnificent capture !! fantastic red lights :)))
SvaraRadera