Once again our Robotic Aurora Cam has succeeded in capturing the aurora in Arizona. The brightest period was short lived, and provided us with a deep ruby glow in the north east. All images are 10 minutes of exposure, with a 16mm f/3.5 zenitar fisheye lens on Supra 400. Thank you Space Weather PHONE for the tip!

This aurora was taked whit Canon 20 d exposed 5 to 10 secondes at 1600ASA whit 8mm lent

I went out from 11:00PM to 12:30AM and around 11:30 there appeared to be some green tint, but was very faint to the eye. Clouds eventually covered up the view to the north and you can see them moving in the pictures. Captured with a Canon Digital Rebel (300d) & 18-55mm lens @ 18mm f/3.5, ISO 800, 4 minute 30 sec bulb exposure w/ a home-made 20ft long release cable.

About 4:00am local time, I was treated to the best Aroral Pulsation display I have seen this season. The 'bursts' or 'pulses' shot completely across the sky. Photo #2 was taken looking straight south over Lake Manitoba. Can't wait to see what Sunspot 798 will bring for the rest of the week.

What a beautiful night! There were visible red and green colors, flowing curtains, flickering wave-like pulsations, and fabulous coronal displays. (Olympus OM-1n // 400 Fuji film.)

What a show last saturday night! It was the first time that i could watch auroras and take pictures. I did all i could do to keep my horizon level and to focus in the dark. It's much tougher that i thought!! Still, the show was incredible and i will always remember. Kodac UC400, f/4, 20 sec, 28mm.

The aurora started as soon as it was dark enough to see them and the early activity was quite nice.

First time I've ever witnessed Aurora Borealis in person, and I can't even find words to descibe it. Details: Canon EOS 20D, Shutter speed 68 seconds, @ f/8 18mm ISO 400.

Camera Canon EOS 350D Tv10s Av4.5 ISO400. I have finished images.

I was flying from Resolute Bay to Ottawa. Somebody woked me up and I looked in the window. The sky was lit with Aurora. I know these pictures are not very good ones, but it is hard to take picture of Aurora from a plane and with no tripod. Besides all lights was on in the plane and the pilot refused to turn them off because dinner was served at the moment. My husband came up with the idea to cover me with a dark coat. I still do not understand how somebody could think about dinner, when one can watch such a show.