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2.4.2016 at 19.20 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
Spontaneous shooting trip to Himos and a few halo pictures. The pillar of the sun is a little faint in the picture.
2.10.2015 at 20.23 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
I had to grab a picture of those northern lights, even if they weren't weird. Mainly a fairer arch in the northern sky without any movement (except for the two momentary pillars).
29.8.2015 at 01.20 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
28.9. started a very varied show, with bright repos in places and distinctive in places only in the pictures.
10.4.2015 at 23.06 - Vantaa, Kulomäki
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Leo Jussila
The dim northern lights stood out from the light pollution. These appeared for about a minute and then they disappeared. Not a stunning show, but I saw something nonetheless.
20.2.2015 at 23.43 - Kemijärvi
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Leo Jussila
The clouds fell from the sky on Friday during the day, but the forecast for the northern lights was otherwise poor. Well, I decided to try the ice in the evening before the sauna (about 10:30 pm) and there was a very dull gauze there. I took a test shot and was able to confirm the observation. And at about 23 times it started to happen. Belts, gauze, and rays began to appear in the sky in a vague order. Some were very active and some quite passive. The show continued until 0:30 until it started to freeze and the graph froze. The clouds also flew to the scene as early as 0:20. Then for those wh...
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26.12.2014 at 23.38 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
Again, a dim arc of northern lights was visible in a northwest-east direction. But when you look at these observations of the Sky Guard, I guess the climate of the evening is to go sideways again.
26.12.2014 at 01.11 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
There are hardly any special repos today. The pictures, of course, look good. The pictures are from different places again, so: Picture 1: http://kansalaisen.karttapaikka.fi/linkki?scale=16000&text=Ylä-Oinaalan+hyppyrimäki&srs=EPSG:3067&y=6868000&x=403713&lang=en Figure 2: http://kansalaisen.karttapaikka.fi/linkki?scale=16000&text=Haavisto,+Jämsä&srs=EPSG:3067&y=6872732&x=403601&lang=en
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25.12.2014 at 00.45 - 02.30 - Jämsä
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Leo Jussila
On the eve of the night, we also got northern lights here in Jämsä, which finally hit their own place after 3 weeks of use. When I don’t know what kind of practice it is in Sky Watch if you take pictures of the same phenomenon from different places, then add two more map links here. But one thing I would like to ask. Do northern lights make sound? If not, can a person hear sounds related in any way to the northern lights? First image: http://kansalaisen.karttapaikka.fi/linkki?scale=8000&text=Ylä-Oinaalan+hyppyrimäki&srs=EPSG:3067&y=6868002&x=403727&lang=en Another picture: http://kansalaisen.k...
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14.5.2014 at 12.00 - Helsinki
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Leo Jussila
In the middle of the day, I noticed a bright cloud under the sun. After a quick glance, it was revealed that it was a halo. Halo when I'm not feeling so well now, so no miracles write here.
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21.4.2014 at 01.20 - Kemijärvi
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Leo Jussila
When the meters show hard readings 20.4. i decided to go out to see if anything would show up. At 11pm nothing was visible yet and I really decided to wait until something was visible as the previous night was left to weigh my mind. The northern lights were really dim, almost gray clouds. Only at the very end of the play was a brighter green ray slightly visible above the trees in the western sky. Colors are better seen in images than in the sky.
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17.3.2013 at 20.10 - 21.00 - Helsinki
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Leo Jussila
Here are my first Pictures in the Sky Watch. The northern lights started quickly and took over more than half of the sky, but it took so short that I didn’t get a picture. The whole show lasted about an hour.
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