Other Nights / Angles
2024-05-11 01:45:37
Scene: Low green arc hugging the horizon; clean dark sky above.
Detail: Arc is distinct but narrow, with very gentle upward blur — a classic pre-curtain state. No vertical rays yet, but formation is clear.
Atmosphere: Crisp and clear, stars faint but visible.
2024-05-11 01:46:16
Scene: Slightly brighter arc, spreading more horizontally.
Detail: No major height increase, but intensity is stronger — faint horizontal layering emerges near horizon.
Atmosphere: Still crystal clear, minimal skyglow.
2024-05-11 01:47:00
Scene: Arc now has clear edges and layering.
Detail: Upper boundary begins to feather into the sky, suggesting motion or mild ray development.
Note: Still a structured, low-level aurora — elegant and tidy.
2024-05-11 01:47:25
Scene: Broader green band, filling more of the horizontal field.
Detail: Edges softening slightly — subtle rays possibly forming near centre. Upper sky remains black.
Foreground: Dark silhouette of trees or landscape just visible.
2024-05-11 01:47:45
Scene: Visual peak of structure.
Detail: Layered band with what may be soft vertical filamentation or wave forms.
Auroral type: Likely transitioning from arc to diffuse curtain.
2024-05-11 01:50:20
Scene: Broadest coverage of the green arc series.
Detail: Top of band reaches higher than previous images, with feathered structure hinting at faint verticality — though still smooth.
Atmosphere: Pristine skies — no moonlight or haze. Classic rural aurora feel.
2024-08-12 23:40:00
Scene: Pale red-pink glow above horizon; green layer barely visible.
Detail: Aurora here is weak, but definitely present. Red glow looks like substorm tail or distant proton arc.
Sky: Slight haze or fog diffusion, masking structure.
2024-08-12 23:40:46
Scene: Slight increase in intensity; upper red deepens slightly.
Detail: Still no vertical structure. Possibly detached from main oval — glancing blow from storming.
Note: If anything, a “whisper” of aurora — not dramatic, but interesting in its palette.
2024-10-10 21:53:38
Scene: Deep red glow rising from the horizon, with faint green at the base.
Detail: Well-separated colour layers. No sharp verticals yet, but full sky involvement.
Sky: Excellent clarity — stars visible in red zone, indicating clean air.
2024-10-10 21:56:44
Scene: Red continues to intensify.
Detail: Hints of curtain shaping — small bulges or roll-like forms forming mid-sky.
Note: Likely entering peak substorm activity.
2024-10-10 22:00:55
Scene: Most visually striking of the batch.
Detail: Bold red curtain spans wide across the sky. Possibly faint vertical striations or shadows from ray structure.
Sky: Remarkably clean — upper atmosphere is glowing.
2024-10-10 22:03:12
Scene: Still at peak.
Detail: More diffuse than the previous shot, but extremely broad.
Interpretation: Possibly viewed at a different angle or a short pause between pulses.
2024-10-10 22:06:51
Scene: Settling down.
Detail: Green arc more visible again, red receding or thinning.
Note: Marks the start of the fading stage.
2024-10-10 22:17:08
Scene: Re-brightening.
Detail: Glow thickens again across the horizon; red less dominant, but multi-layered sky.
Sky: Interesting mix of red and green — possible diffuse proton arc above main band.
2024-10-10 23:07:41
Scene: Diminishing glow, but colour still present.
Detail: Mostly background red and low-level green.
Interpretation: Tail-end of the show — photogenic still, but past the drama.
2025-01-01 17:17:51
Scene: Flat pink/red horizon glow, some green wash just above ground.
Detail: No structured arc, but subtle tonal gradation suggests weak auroral activation.
Sky: Likely influenced by residual daylight or moonlight — washed out, but aurora present.
Context: Verified minor storming occurred — this could be the start of something that never developed further.