Aurora 2015_10_07 (ex coronal hole)
Ive really enjoyed aurora hunting over the last year. Probably the most impressive display I saw was on 7th October. I saved this picture over to post later.
No moon - exceptionally active and bright aurora.
I usually take shots at about 10 -12 seconds - this was so bright that I was down to 6.
Kp = 6, University of Lancaster magnetometer = 109nT deviation from mean. Expansion phase on stackplots.
Source: Coronal hole with high speed solar wind.
Speed = 763.4 km/s
IMF = 7.2nT
IMF Bz = 6.8nT South
Aurora 2015_10_07 (ex coronal hole)
Ive really enjoyed aurora hunting over the last year. Probably the most impressive display I saw was on 7th October. I saved this picture over to post later.
No moon - exceptionally active and bright aurora.
I usually take shots at about 10 -12 seconds - this was so bright that I was down to 6.
Kp = 6, University of Lancaster magnetometer = 109nT deviation from mean. Expansion phase on stackplots.
Source: Coronal hole with high speed solar wind.
Speed = 763.4 km/s
IMF = 7.2nT
IMF Bz = 6.8nT South