Aurore observée par Villa NOVA Dębki le dimanche, 22 mars 2026 à 18:48 UTC

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Ever since I moved to the Baltic coast and settled at Villa Nova Dębki, I have dreamed of witnessing the Northern Lights from Poland. Back then, aurora hunting wasn't as popular as it is today. I spent countless hours monitoring data on SpaceWeatherLive.com and following the insights of science communicator Karol Wójcicki.

​My journey truly began 12 years ago when I successfully "hunted" my first aurora right from the beach in Dębki. It was a magical moment that started a lifelong passion. Since then, whenever my work at the Villa NOVA apartments allows and the solar parameters look promising, I rush out to the shore.

​Over the years, I’ve had many opportunities to observe the aurora—mostly through the camera lens, but also several times with the naked eye. It’s always a breathtaking experience. This photo was captured using an iPhone 13 Pro Max. You can find more of my captures on our website www.novadebki.pl and on our social media profiles. You are more than welcome to visit and take a look!

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Time

2026-03-22 20:48

Taken with:

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max

Lens:

iPhone 13 Pro Max back triple camera 5.7mm f/1.5

Focal Length

5.7mm

Exposure Time

10 seconds

Aperture

f/1.5

ISO Speed

4000

Edited with

26.3.1

Time

2026-03-22 20:57

Taken with:

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max

Lens:

iPhone 13 Pro Max back triple camera 5.7mm f/1.5

Focal Length

5.7mm

Exposure Time

10 seconds

Aperture

f/1.5

ISO Speed

6400

Edited with

26.3.1

Time

2026-03-22 20:45

Taken with:

Apple iPhone 13 Pro Max

Lens:

iPhone 13 Pro Max back triple camera 5.7mm f/1.5

Focal Length

5.7mm

Exposure Time

10 seconds

Aperture

f/1.5

ISO Speed

2500

Edited with

26.3.1