Northern lights

Tpmetal

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Been trying to see them in full for more than 30 years. Bucket list item finally checked off. Still wanna try and catch them in Alaska or Iceland though.
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I’m wondering what’s going on with those northern lights. Lived here my entire life and never saw the “northern lights” Now we have had spectacular shows several times in a single year. Does that reflect an increase in solar activity? For the last 2 weeks the lower horizon has been pink at night even the southern horizon.

Folks in Forida affected by this most recent hurricane reported an unusual pink sky.
 

Great colors. Thanks for sharing with us.

Tesorodeoro, solar activity (sunspots, etc.) runs in 11-year cycles from peak to peak. This year is this sun activity peak. The activity will start to die down over the next 5 1/2 year and the next peak in sunspots will be in another 11 years (2035).
 

great pictures,i saw them from Barstow calif one time.the best pictures iv e seen were in Iceland with a volcano erupting in front of them.
 

Beautiful colors...
 

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