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| Summary: Solar activity has been mostly low this month. Even so, fitful geomagnetic storms have broken out at high latitudes producing auroras over Alaska, northern Canada, Scandinavia--and even Michigan! [See also the September 2004 aurora gallery.] Got
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Frank S. Andreassen,
Harstad, Norway Oct. 24 |
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Photo details: Canon 1DMK2, 24mm f/1.4, 100-200 iso, 10-15s exp. |
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Stephane Levesque,
Luceville, Quebec Canada Oct. 14 |
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Taken with 16mm/4f,28mm/3.5f.50mm/1.7f . 15 to 30 seconde with 800 asa |
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Hans Sivenius,
Jämsä, Finland Oct. 13 |
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Canon 300D 28mm, F2,8, 13-30s, ISO 800/1600 |
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Andrew Eaton,
Yellowknife, NWT Canada. Oct. 11 |
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Activity was forecast to be active so out we went and saw these nice aurora. Not wonderfully bright or particularly spectacular but very nice. Canon 300D 18-55/F3.5 @40 secs. In the one image I had some fun with my LED flashlight. It worked great. |
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Jannik Holgersen,
Abisko in Norway. 10 pm Local time. Oct. 18 |
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Even now, with solar minimum approaching, there are still bright auroras to see if you go north. I live in Denmark. But when I want to see Auroras I travel up north to Kiruna, Abisko an Tromsoe. Almost Auroras guaranty even at solarminimum.Photo details: Canon eos300D. 15 sec.400 ISO. f/:3,5 18mm |
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Frank S. Andreassen,
Vesteraalen, Norway Oct. 15 |
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Some images from a trip last weekend. I got my Canon 24mm f/1.4 on tuesday - it will be interesting to see how it performs, images will come. Photo details: Canon 1DMK2, 17-40mm f/4.0, 800 iso, 30s exp. |
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Guillaume Poulin,
Sherbrooke, Québec, Canada Oct. 13 |
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I really didn't expect to see auroras after looking at today's blank Sun. In fact, I drove to Sherbrooke's suburbs to take all-sky pictures for the light pollution control project of the Mont-Mégantic's Astrolab and by 1:30 am EDT, I was surprised when the sky caught fire! What a wonder to see! Taken with a Nikon Coolpix 4500, 400 ASA, ± 20 sec exposure. |
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Jenifer Selwa,
Cheboygan, Michigan Oct. 11 |
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Overlooking Lake Huron about 8 miles out of town with no light pollution. This were shot around 0500 UTC on October 11, 2004. Canon Digital Rebel, 28mm lens, 30 seconds at F2.8, ISO 800. |
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Frank S. Andreassen,
Harstad, Norway Oct. 04 |
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Photo details: Canon 1D-MKII, 17-40mm at f/4.0, iso 200 and 400, 8 to 25s exp. |
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Frank S. Andreassen,
Harstad, Norway Oct. 03 |
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After visiting some of our national parks I took some aurora images on my way home. Photo details: Canon 1D-MKII, 17-40mm at f/4.0, 400 iso, 30s exp. |
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Troy
Birdsall, Fairbanks, Alaska Oct. 01 |
#1, #2, #3, more | After almost 1 month of rainy, snowy, and cloudy weather I was finally able to get some photos last night. (The moon makes them look like daytime) ENJOY! |
