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TAKTAK.co.ukOriginally Posted by razer121
Jiff Lemon (20-04-2009),staffsMike (20-04-2009)
Its one of those things i really want to see in person before i die!
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That is truely awesome
Wish it was like that when we went at christmas. A little fizzling around Norway, but not much else. Real shame, but it is pretty awesome seeing it nevertheless!
Bear in mind that is a particularly powerful aurora for this year - we're currently right at a minimum in terms of solar activity, zero sunspots and almost no coronal mass ejections for a long time...
Check out www.solarcycle24.com if you plan on going anywhere =P
Best bet would be to head off in around 3 or 4 years when activity is back up again (thankfully it's independent of global warming so they can't blame latent activity on that).
Last edited by Whiternoise; 20-04-2009 at 12:37 AM.
how fast do the lights move?
are those panoramas?
The lights moved pretty slowly when i saw them - it was a VERY weak display then, so take that into account. I mean they changed constantly but more like an ooze
I believe proper displays move rapidly though!
There are some time lapse videos on youtube though.
Super!
Yup, had the pleasure of seeing it for real a couple of years ago in Iceland - Just breathtaking. I'll try and find the snaps I took; Not half as good as the ones above (didn't have a tripod, or long enough shutter time).
I'm guessing that it is much better in real life having the depth of field?
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