Aurora Borealis 1 by RNitze
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This picture was taken on 07. Nov. 2004 in Barsinghausen, Germany. Northern Lights are not so often to see here. This one is a result of a coronal mass ejaction (sun eruption two days before) of the sun.
Thank you for your interest.
Best Reinhard!
Comments (11)
MaNae
Klasse! Ich habe das in "unseren Breiten" leider noch nie sooo intensiv erlebt.
Enmos
WOW awesome, cant believe i missed this event :o( Excellent work, thanks for sharing !!
Arkanias4
Wow exceptional! Thanks for sharing the photo and the explanation.
cynlee
fascinating! :]
Corwin13
Lucky man!
visiergraupe
klasse! Hab sowas zum ersten mal diesen Sommer gesehen, aber nicht so intensiv! Um wieviel Uhr haste das Photo gemacht bzw. kommen noch weitere Nordlichter?
Merlin2000
Fantastisches Bild !!!Excellent und Vote!!!
Chimeric_Imager
Beautiful capture.
Beemer
A rare and most beautiful display from Mother nature! Yes, quite a lot of solar activity in the last few days. As high as X magnitude solar flares. The northern lights have been seen all around the world and as far south as North Carolina. I have been photographing this phenomenon for over 20 years, and I can tell you that this picture is one of the best! More activity is expected over the next few days. You can learn more and see more pictures at space weather.com. Keep looking up and keep the pictures coming! -R
jcv2
Excellent capture of this rarely seen phenomenon (in our part of Europe)! Red and green, perfect!
Richardphotos
awesome capture. I like this one better than today's post but both are excellent. thanks for sharing them-vote