I've met Aurora!

Dang it, I didn't even know anything is happening! Well, there's probably too much light pollution here to see anything anyway...

I've seen auroras a couple of times when I was in Sweden, I agree it's amazing sight.
 
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Mambi said:
Anyone else see the solar storm yesterday? I was outside all night just amazed once I waited long enough for the clouds to part...

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Yeah, we gave it a go for a few hours. Didn't light the fire, just chilled out (The weather is very nice atm), talking and looking skyward.
For the most part, the 'Show' was very fuzzy/hazy, so we didn't get any clear lines or distinct colouring, but we saw enough to know it was going on.
 
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Nothing visible here. Guess at these latitudes, it must be relatively weak and as I said, the viewing conditions I've got aren't good. I can see on the web that people not too far away managed to take pictures with long exposure though.
 
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Missed it because of the usual cloud cover. I can say I did have the chance to see an aurora back in the early 1980s while living in Massachusetts . I was standing outdoors talking to a friend and one of my sisters. It was a very clear night. Movement in the sky caught my eye and I looked up. The entire sky was filled with the moving curtains of colorful lights. It was the most amazing thing I ever witnessed. The three of us went to neighbors and it was a big to do for some time.
 
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