Aurora Observation by Felix on Friday, 10 April 2026 around 01:50 UTC
Summary
| Observer | Felix |
|---|---|
| Location | Østby, Norway High latitude |
| Coordinates | 61° 18' 11" N / 12° 29' 59" E |
| Time | Friday, 10 April 2026 at 01:50 UTC |
| Duration | 30 minutes |
| Aurora visibility | Aurora rays |
| Aurora brightness | Bright aurora |
| Aurora forms | Veil |
| Aurora Colors | Green Purple |
| Aurora conditions | Kp3+ Hp30: 4o Dst -19nT |
Story
The aurora started off as a green band across the sky but then a few hours later it turned into a shimmering veil in the northern horizon. Every now and then a pink fragment would explode out of nowhere and disappear not long after. The veil was behind the clouds that started to appear on the northern horizon. Eventually just as the activity heightened the sun started to rise and the colour was drained out from the sky.
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