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It did look quite impressive an #aurora tonight, however the usual Vancouver clouds had to steal the show.

a wide angle shot of a beach at night. the sky above is glowing in auroral lights of green and some red, but lots of it is getting blocked by low clouds, which reflect city lights and make the aurora less impressive. there's also lots of lights coming from freight ships in the harbour with their lights on

@brunoph@breakpoint.cafe replied · yesterday

Also, I took this photo facing *SOUTH*. I know it looks like light pollution reflecting off the cloud layer, but it's not a very thick layer (you can spot a star through it near the top edge of the frame). This is probably the red curtain that lots of people witnessed further south in the US. As soon as the green/red bands I was seeing towards north faded, so did this glow. #aurora

night sky seen through trees from an opening at a park, which is mostly dark. the sky is glowing in an eerie red-orange glow that looks like sodium lamp light pollution, but it is actually the aurora.

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