r/atoptics • u/ekortelainen • Aug 16 '24
r/atoptics • u/IDoxssI • Jan 04 '25
Aurora Is this an Aurora or just the sunrise? Taken at 5:28am New Year’s Day in the mountains near Fort Collins, CO
r/atoptics • u/Lostin_Flowers25839 • Oct 20 '24
Aurora Aurora Australis from about a week ago
r/atoptics • u/throwaway16830261 • 8d ago
Aurora "Clouds swirl over the Gulf of Alaska and underneath the aurora borealis blanketing Earth's horizon in this photograph from the International Space Station as it orbited 261 miles above" on March 12, 2025. Photo credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
r/atoptics • u/Basicalypizza • Aug 13 '20
Aurora Such a beauty! Northern lights in real time
r/atoptics • u/FuriousApple7709 • Oct 11 '24
Aurora Aurora Borealis (sorry for bad quality)
r/atoptics • u/B00MBAB00M • Feb 27 '23
Aurora Crazy aurora in northern Ontario last night!
r/atoptics • u/hummelino • Sep 24 '24
Aurora Northern lights last may in the Netherlands
Amazing to see this in our country
r/atoptics • u/throwaway16830261 • Dec 14 '24
Aurora Space, Earth, and the aurora photographed on August 2, 2021 from the International Space Station. Photo credit: National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA)
r/atoptics • u/throwaway16830261 • Nov 14 '24
Aurora "Star trails, an aurora, and Earth's atmospheric glow highlight this long-duration photograph taken from the International Space Station as it orbited 259 miles above the North Pacific Ocean" on November 9, 2024. Photo credit: NASA
r/atoptics • u/serchy069 • Apr 10 '20
Aurora It really isnt hard to understand why norse mythology has a giant rainbow bridge if this is the stuff they saw regularly
r/atoptics • u/HauryDoing • Oct 20 '21
Aurora The Fairbanks Sky Fire from the 11th
r/atoptics • u/Raergur • May 11 '24
Aurora caught some sort of light cones in the aurora borealis photos I took in Oregon
r/atoptics • u/Dramatic-Ad-1850 • Oct 11 '24
Aurora Aurora Borealis in SE Nebraska
r/atoptics • u/Still_Budget_4518 • Jul 23 '21
Aurora It really isnt hard to understand why norse mythology has a giant rainbow bridge if this is the stuff they saw regularly
r/atoptics • u/throwaway16830261 • Oct 17 '24
Aurora "The SpaceX Dragon Freedom spacecraft is pictured attached to the forward-facing port of the International Space Station's Harmony module as a vibrant aurora moves through Earth's atmosphere while the station orbited 273 miles above the Indian Ocean" on October 7, 2024. Photo credit: NASA
r/atoptics • u/throwaway16830261 • Oct 09 '24
Aurora "A dim Aurora Australis (at right) blankets the Earth's horizon and fades into a dawning orbital sunrise in this photograph from the International Space Station as it orbited 263 miles above the Pacific Ocean southeast of New Zealand" on July 28, 2024. Photo credit: NASA
r/atoptics • u/HauryDoing • Feb 24 '23
Aurora The Panorama Glass Lodge in Hella, Iceland. Jan 2023
r/atoptics • u/Gloomy-Bet4893 • Jul 30 '24
Aurora Best app to spot auroras?
Hi everyone! I read there’s a certain chance to see auroras in Central / Northern Europe tonight. That article mentioned apps for aurora forecasting.
Does anyone have an opinion or recommendation on the best app I could use? (Don’t have much experience / deep knowledge so I won’t need superduper fancy analytics functionality or so). Appreciate your feedback! 🌌
Just fyi the apps I found were
AuroraAlerts
AuroraReach
SpaceWeatherLive
Hello Aurora
My Aurora Forecast
r/atoptics • u/blizzardwizard88 • Apr 24 '23