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26 september 2016, 15:39 uur | Bericht #474461

Aurora's afgelopen weekend; nieuwe zonnewind afkomstig van coronaal gat onderweg

Yesterday, Sept. 25th, Earth passed through a fold in the heliospheric current sheet. The crossing sparked a G1-class geomagnetic storm and bright auroras around the Arctic Circle. Christian Schartner was on an airplane flying from Munich to Iceland when the window filled with an explosion of color:

photo Christian Schartner 

What a fantastic start to our Iceland trip!" says Schartner.

Many people have never heard of the heliospheric current sheet. It is one of the biggest things in the solar system--a vast undulating system of electrical currents shaped like the skirt of a ballerina. Earth dips in and out of it all the time. On Sept. 25th, Earth found itself on the side of the current sheet containing negative-polarity magnetic fields. Such fields can open a crack in our planet's magnetosphere, allowing solar wind to pour in and fuel colorful displays like Schartner witnessed.

"Shooting the aurora from inside an airplane was not easy--especially without a tripod," says Schartner. "Thanks to modern technology, I was able to capture it with a fast lens and very high ISO setting." 

Een nieuwe lading zonnedeeltjes is onderweg:

 A vast "coronal hole" has opened up in the sun's atmosphere, and it is spewing solar wind into space. NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory is monitoring the structure as it turns toward Earth:

Coronal holes are regions in the sun's atmosphere where the magnetic field peels back and allows solar wind to escape. Today's coronal hole is a big one, and the emerging solar wind stream is broad. It is very unlikely to miss Earth when it arrives on Sept. 28-29. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras later this week. 
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/  | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:37 uur, door Joyce.s
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26 september 2016, 15:40 uur | Bericht #474462

Nova Zembla effect:


 
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28 september 2016, 10:07 uur | Bericht #474505

Vandaag hoogtepunt geomagnetische storm, afkomstig van het coronale gat

Snelheden vandaag tot 700 km/s


As predicted, a high-speed stream of solar wind is buffeting Earth's magnetic field. Since it arrived on Sept. 27th, the stream has sparked G1- and G2-class geomagnetic storms and bright auroras around the Arctic Circle.  NOAA forecasters say the storms could intensify on Sept. 28th as the stream reaches peak speeds in excess of 700 km/s. High-latitude sky watchers should remain alert for auroras. 

Last night, when the lights started to dance over southern Iceland, "I grabbed my violin to fiddle for Lady Aurora," reports Olivier Staiger from the Mid-Hvoll Cottages between Skogafoss and Vik:

photo  Olivier Staiger

"This was in the late evening... and still going on this Wednesday morning as I write," he says.
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ 



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10 oktober 2016, 09:24 uur | Bericht #474707

Aardegerichte cme arriveert op 13 oktober, aurora´s

A magnetic filament in the sun's northern hemisphere erupted on Oct. 8th around 1600 UT. The explosion hurled a faint CME (movie) into space. NOAA analysts say the storm cloud could deliver a glancing blow to Earth's magnetic field on Oct. 13th. At this time of year, even a minor CME impact can spark bright polar auroras, so stay tuned
 

Icelandair flight 680

Note to air travelers: If you are flying across the Arctic Circle this week, grab a window seat. "I'm so glad I did," reports Ronald Swartz who snapped this picture over the wing of Icelandair flight 680:

photo Ronald Swartz 

"I was flying from Seattle to Reykjavik on Oct. 7th when the auroras appeared," he says.

More auroras are in the offing as a CME approaches Earth for a glancing bow on Oct. 13th. Book your tickets! (Night flights are recommended.)

Bron http://www.spaceweather.com/ | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:38 uur, door Joyce.s
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11 oktober 2016, 09:48 uur | Bericht #474735

Surfing the heliospheric current sheet:

Yesterday, Oct. 10th, Earth passed through a fold in the heliospheric current sheet.  The crossing sparked bright auroras around the Arctic Circle.  "The lights were fantastic," reports Helge Mortensen, who photographed the display over Kattfjordvannet, Norway:

photo Helge Mortensen

This little pond had a thin layer of ice," he points out. "I guess winter is getting closer."

Many people have never heard of the heliospheric current sheet. It is one of the biggest things in the solar system--a vast undulating system of electrical currents shaped like the skirt of a ballerina: picture. Earth dips in and out of it all the time.
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:38 uur, door Joyce.s
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13 oktober 2016, 09:28 uur | Bericht #474754

G1 en G2 klasse zonnestorm van 13 t/m 15 oktober; Aurora's:

De aurora's die de 15e te zien zijn, is afkomstig van dit coronale gat

At the leading edge of the emerging solar wind stream is a co-rotating interaction region (CIR)--that is, a transition zone between slow- and fast-moving solar wind.  Shock waves and density gradients in CIRs often go a good job sparking auroras, so when it arrives on Oct. 15th polar auroras are likely. Stay tuned for pretty pictures

Op dit moment gaat de zonnewind met een snelheid van 436,2 km/s met een dichtheid van 6,9 protonen cm/3 en dit zal; nog gaan toenemen.

http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/real-time-solar-wind 

Onderstaande afbeelding geeft aan waar de aurora's op dit moment te zien zijn


Onderstaande tabel geeft aan dat er plasmapenetratie is (rode lijn komt boven de blauwe lijn uit)


Het is nu dus even wachten op mooie foto's. 
 
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13 oktober 2016, 13:26 uur | Bericht #474760
De kans is aanwezig dat we het poollicht fotografisch kunnen waarnemen in het uiterste noorden van Nederland.
Helaas gooit het weer enorm veel roet in het eten, want het is al dagen overwegend bewolkt en ook de komende avond/nacht zal het overwegend bewolkt blijven. :\

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14 oktober 2016, 14:13 uur | Bericht #474769

Geomagnetic storm underway 

Auroras are dancing around the Arctic Circle on Oct. 14th as Earth slowly exits the magnetized wake of a CME that struck two days ago. Currently, geomagnetic storms are flickering between categories G1and G2. Mia Stålnacke sends this picture from Kiruna, Sweden:

photo Mia Stålnacke 

"Last night was amazing," she says. "Before it was even really dark the aurora was dancing wildly and bright! This shot shows the display over lake Ala Lombolo, which is starting to freeze over."
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:39 uur, door Joyce.s
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16 oktober 2016, 09:02 uur | Bericht #474776

What do you get when you mix auroras with moonlight? 

Some photographers say that bright moonlight is a real nuisance when you are trying to record faint auroras. Jim Schnortz of Grand Portage, MN, disagrees. In fact, he says, "it's an awesome combination." He photographed the mixture during a geomagnetic storm on Oct 13th:

photo Jim Schnortz 

Moonlight not only lit up the landscape, providing a beautiful foreground for the auroras overhead, but also produced a lovely moonbow (lunar rainbow) in the spray of the falls.

Schnortz's photo settings are noted here. Write them down! Auroras and moonlight may be mixing again tonight as Earth enters a high-speed stream of solar wind. NOAA forecasters say there is a 30% chance of G1-class geomagnetic storms on Oct. 16th--the same type of storm underway in the photo above.
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/  | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:39 uur, door Joyce.s
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17 oktober 2016, 09:28 uur | Bericht #474786

"The sky exploded on oct. 16th.:

Yesterday, as predicted, Earth entered a fast-moving stream of solar wind. First contact produced a bright display of auroras over the northern reaches of Scandinavia. Independent observers used the same three words to describe what happened: "the sky exploded." Tour guide Oliver Wright sends this picture from Abisko, Sweden:

photo Oliver Wright

Over the years, I've probably seen more than 200 auroras," says Wright. "This one ranks in the top 3. It was visible despite intense glare from the full Moon."

Wright says he has tonight off.  He'll probably be outside anyway. Earth is moving deeper into the solar wind stream, and another display is possible on Oct. 17-18.  A live webcam operated by Lights over Lapland in Abisko National Park is recording the action. 
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ 



http://solarham.net/archive/horn4.jpg 

2 cme's geweest afgelopen weekend, niet aardegericht, maar wel mooi om te zien

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19 oktober 2016, 09:40 uur | Bericht #474830

The nitrogen fringe:

A high-speed solar wind stream hit Earth's magnetic field on Oct. 16th, sparking in intense display of auroras over the northern reaches of Scandinavia.  During the luminous outburst, an online aurora camera in Sweden's Abisko National Park recorded a lovely ribbon of pink rippling across the chilly night sky:

Chad Blakley

This is the "nitrogen fringe." Most auroras are green--a verdant glow caused by energetic particles from space hitting oxygen atoms 100 km to 300 km above Earth's surface. Seldom-seen pink appears when the energetic particles descend lower than usual, striking nitrogen molecules at the 100 km level and below. 


"It was an incredible display of fast-moving pink auroras," says Chad Blakley, whose tour guide company Lights over Lapland operates the webcam.

Earth is still inside the solar wind stream that created this display, and the increased pressure of solar wind on our planet's magnetic field could spark more polar auroras on Oct. 18th. Arctic sky watchers should remain alert for the nitrogen fringe.
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/  | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:42 uur, door Joyce.s
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24 oktober 2016, 12:55 uur | Bericht #474895

Morgen wordt er een G2 klasse geomagnetische storm verwacht; aurora's

A large coronal hole is turning to face Earth, and it is spewing a complicated stream of solar wind toward our planet.  This image from NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory shows the outlines of the structure on Oct. 22nd:




NOAA forecasters estimate a 45% chance of polar geomagnetic storms on Oct. 25th as Earth enters a stream of high-speed solar wind. Storm levels could reach category G2. High-latitude sky watchers should be alert for auroras.

Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ 
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24 oktober 2016, 22:19 uur | Bericht #474902
Is er ook kans op (fotografisch) poollicht in Nederland of is de timing en/of het weer daar niet goed voor?
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25 oktober 2016, 09:15 uur | Bericht #474904

Aurora's en kometenstof

On October 23rd, Nina Rajani witnessed a display of bright auroras over Tromso, Norway ... and it was sprinkled with comet dust.

photo Nina Rajani

"What started out as a quiet night of aurora watching with three friends on a Tromso beach very quickly developed into a spectacular display of intense and vibrant auroras," says Rajani. "They danced above and ahead in every direction as far as the eye could see. And then some late-arriving Orionid meteors blazed across the sky trying to steal the show. It was a case of not knowing where to look and we were completely awestruck! I was very fortunate to capture this magical moment."
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http://services.swpc.noaa.gov/images/planetary-k-index.gif


Two large coronal holes are now turning into a geoeffective Earth facing position. The solar wind speed should begin to increase within the next 12-24 hours. When this same coronal hole feature faced Earth in September, the solar wind speed increased to above 700 km/s and brought along with it periods of Moderate (G2) geomagnetic storming. It is very possible that the same outcome will take place again. Aurora sky watchers across Scandinavia, Northern Europe, Northern UK, Canada, Northern tier USA and Alaska should all be alert for visible aurora during the next several nights. Stay tuned to SolarHam.com for the most up to date information. Attached image below courtesy of SDO/AIA.

Bron: http://solarham.net/ 
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25 oktober 2016, 12:08 uur | Bericht #474908
Citaat van Lako, maandag 24 oktober 2016, 22:19 uur Is er ook kans op (fotografisch) poollicht in Nederland of is de timing en/of het weer daar niet goed voor?Dit is een link van de huidige toestand van Aurora's:
https://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/auroral-activity/auroral-oval
Hierbij wordt uitgegaan van een heldere, niet lichtvervuilde lucht, je moet zelf dus ook de wolkenbedekking controleren en ervoor zorgen dat je ver weg van grote lichtbronnen bent, bijvoorbeeld grote steden, industrie ect... (Verder is de kans op Aurora's in Nederland vaak erg klein, de wadden bieden nog de beste kans.)
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26 oktober 2016, 14:20 uur | Bericht #474933

Solar wind sparks aurora´s:


As predicted, a stream of high-speed solar wind hit Earth's magnetic field on Oct. 25th, sparking geomagnetic storms around both poles. There was one episode of strong storming, which registered G3 on NOAA scales of geomagnetic activity, and many hours of lesser disturbances.

While much attention was given to an explosion of green over the Arctic Circle, the Antarctic was equally bright and colorful.  Taichi Nakamura photographed the glow all the way from Dunedin, New Zealand:

photo  Taichi Nakamura

"Through the pockets of clearance, magical lights poured onto the ocean from the sky," says Nakamura. "The aurora was wide and bright with rows of beams appearing time to time."

More auroras are in the offing. This solar wind stream is broad and fast; it is currently blowing 700+ km/s and is expected to influence our planet for some days to come.  High-latitude sky watchers should remain alert for auroras on Oct. 26-27
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/ 

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27 oktober 2016, 11:44 uur | Bericht #474950

Crazy pink aurora´s

During the ongoing solar wind storm, observers around the Arctic Circle have been reporting auroras of an unusual color. "Crazy pink," says Frank Meissner, who took this picture from Tromsø, Norway, on Oct. 26th: 


"It was awesome," he says. "Flash-like bursts were zooming all over the sky."

Also watching from Tromsø, veteran observer Terence Murtagh says "even with many hundreds of aurora sightings under my belt, I've never witnessed such distinct pink colors clearly visible and bright to the naked eye. They were almost too bright to photograph properly."


The pink color is probably a sign of nitrogen. Most auroras are green--a verdant glow caused by energetic particles from space hitting oxygen atoms 100 km to 300 km above Earth's surface. Seldom-seen pink appears when the energetic particles descend lower than usual, striking nitrogen molecules at the 100 km level and below.
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31 oktober 2016, 09:39 uur | Bericht #475015

The aurora's just won't stop:

Six days after Earth entered a stream of high-speed solar wind ... we're still inside. The solar wind continues to blow faster than 500 km/s on Oct. 31st. Although it is not as gusty as it was during first contact on Oct. 25th, the relentless pressure of the sun's electrically charged wind on Earth's magnetic field is causing the poles to glow with beautiful auroras. Marketa S. Murray sends this picture from Fairbanks, Alaska, on Oct. 29th:

When you stand there and the whole sky is just dancing overhead, your adrenalineand endorphin get so high," says Murray. "It's mind blowing every time it happens. It never gets old, even for an Alaskan!"

Until Earth fully exits this stream, polar auroras remain likely. A good way to follow the action is to tune into a live webcam in Sweden's Abisko National Park. "We have seen the lights nearly every night in October!" says Chad Blakley of Lights over Lapland, who operates the camera. 
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2 november 2016, 10:14 uur | Bericht #475060

Aurora outburst

Earth is exiting a stream of solar wind.  As a result, auroras were supposed to subside on Nov. 1st. Instead, the sky over Iceland exploded.  "The Northern Lights came fast and furious," reports Olivier Staiger, who took this picture from the Laxa hotel near Lake Myvatn:

photo Olivier Staiger

What happened?  Earth passed through a region of space filled with negative polarity (south pointing) magnetic fields.  These fields opened a crack in Earth's magnetosphere. Solar wind poured in to fuel the sudden display. 

Auroras are supposed to subside even more on Nov. 2nd.  Stay tuned for the unexpected. 
Bron: http://www.spaceweather.com/  | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:44 uur, door Joyce.s
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4 november 2016, 10:58 uur | Bericht #475108

Unruly aurora's disobey forecasts:

The forecast for Nov. 2nd called for no auroras.  "But here in Tromso, Norway, the auroras ignored the forecast," reports Michael Zawadzki. "The sky erupted for the second night in a row."   The luminous outburst was so wide, he needed a fisheye lens to capture it all:

photo Michael Zawadzki

"The past two nights have been truly remarkable," marvels Zawadzki.

What went wrong with the forecast?  It didn't anticipate the interplanetary magnetic field (IMF).  On Nov. 1st and 2nd, Earth passed through regions of negative IMF.  Lines of magnetic force wrapped themselves around our planet's magnetosphere  and pried open a crack, allowing solar wind to pour in and fuel the unpredicted display.

Lesson learned: At this time of year, when dark wintry skies favor visibility, Arctic sky watchers should remain alert for auroras regardless of the forecast.  More snapshots of last night's surprise display may be found in the aurora gallery.
​Bron: http://spaceweather.com/  | Gewijzigd: 31 januari 2017, 15:44 uur, door Joyce.s
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