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Even though skies were cloudy for much of the time, last nights auroral display lasted most of the night, kicking off soon after sunset.
https://normanlockyer.com/the-observatory/lockyer-technology-centre/aurora-camera/
David
Clear here most of the night and spectacularly dynamic, particularly for about an hour around 23:00 UT. Captured on the all sky camera where the image to the north was saturated most of the time
http://www.threehillsobservatory.co.uk/allsky_camera/allsky_camera_page.htm
here is a single frame teaserCheers
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Here is a panorama from above our village of Brinkhill, east Lincs, c.1930 hrs UT.
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Did anybody record STEVE during the auroral activity? My RMS Meteor camera shows an interesting phenomenon around 21.00hrs. to the west of my location in Sussex, so somewhere over south/southwest England. My video is here: https://youtu.be/yXpZOL5TDWU STEVE, if indeed it is STEVE, appears on the lefthand side of the frame just to the left (south) of alpha Oph at az 263 deg, alt 21 deg. A few frames have been corrupted.
Hi Nick,
The STEVE phenomenon looks like that and it usually lasts for several minutes. Ask Sandra about your event.
I can’t confirm it on my meteor cameras but one of my north-facing ones recorded a very brief auroral ray brightening at 21:00:13 UT during lots of rapid changes (see attached). My full (mono) video from camera UK001H is here:
Cheers,
Alex.
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