by Adrien Mauduit » Tue Mar 28, 2017 3:34 pm
Solar storm under the Danish milky way
Credits: Adrien Mauduit
The on-going solar storm was bright and powerful enough to be seen from Denmark, where it put on a magical show before the clouds rolled in on March 27th 2017. The picture is taken on Høve strand in Denmark over the calm shores of the Baltic sea, reflecting the aurorae. The nice arc of the winter milky way (orion, California nebula, Rosette nebula) is disappearing towards the north to give its place to the spring milky way that will appear above the south-eastern horizon hours later.
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[b] Solar storm under the Danish milky way [/b]
Credits: Adrien Mauduit
The on-going solar storm was bright and powerful enough to be seen from Denmark, where it put on a magical show before the clouds rolled in on March 27th 2017. The picture is taken on Høve strand in Denmark over the calm shores of the Baltic sea, reflecting the aurorae. The nice arc of the winter milky way (orion, California nebula, Rosette nebula) is disappearing towards the north to give its place to the spring milky way that will appear above the south-eastern horizon hours later.