I believe that is the Northern Lights. We had a strong chance of seeing them 2 weekends ago. I also heard friends tell me they saw the lights out in the mountains as well. A lot of the glow closer to the horizon is light pollution, however some of it may be blending with the northern lights. They have to be really intense to be brighter than the surrounding light pollution we have around here.
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I think I'm seeing more and more of Finn Huffstettner's photography..and, I'm glad. It is awesome!
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I believe that is the Northern Lights. We had a strong chance of seeing them 2 weekends ago. I also heard friends tell me they saw the lights out in the mountains as well. A lot of the glow closer to the horizon is light pollution, however some of it may be blending with the northern lights. They have to be really intense to be brighter than the surrounding light pollution we have around here.
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