I will now forever be skeptical of the bright and vibrant photos displayed in magazines of the Aurora Borealis.

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May 11, 2024
10:02:02am

Busting Coveys Truly Addicted User

I will now forever be skeptical of the bright and vibrant photos displayed in magazines of the Aurora Borealis.

The camera adds so much to it.

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I will now forever be skeptical of the bright and vibrant photos displayed in magazines of the Aurora Borealis.

Busting Coveys Truly Addicted User

May 11, 10:02am

have you ever seen it from the cockpit? I bet if you're in those areas 30000 feet up that could be pretty amazing.

dryflyelk

May 11, 10:03am

I did one night flying into Edmonton. It wasn’t spectacular but it was cool.

May 11, 10:10am

Aren’t pilots busy up there? Especially if they are making up time in the air.

Ojiisan

May 11, 10:13am

Ours were really bright without the camera, but it added a bit

shimmy

May 11, 10:23am

Go to central Alaska on a cold winter night. It can be spectacular without a

May 11, 10:33am

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