Aurora Observation by Becca Syre on Thursday, 13 November 2025 around 03:14 UTC
Summary
| Observer | Becca Syre |
|---|---|
| Location | Pleasant Prairie, United States Middle latitude |
| Coordinates | 42° 33' 20" N / 88° 10' 48" W |
| Time | Thursday, 13 November 2025 at 03:14 UTC |
| Duration | 1 hours |
| Aurora visibility | Half-sky auroras |
| Aurora brightness | Bright aurora |
| Aurora forms | Band Rays |
| Aurora Colors | Purple |
| Aurora conditions | Kp7+ Hp30: 5o Dst -118nT |
Story
I was getting pictures of the stars and was surprised by an aroura.
Image information
Time
2025-11-12 22:14
Taken with:
samsung SM-G998U
Focal Length
6.7mm
Exposure Time
0 seconds
Aperture
f/1.8
ISO Speed
3200
Edited with
G998USQSHHYI1
Image copyright: Becca Syre
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