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Unusual Aurora over Scotland
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Unusual Aurora over Scotland
Unusual Aurora over Scotland | Earth SciencePhotographer Alan C. Tough: "When I was photographing the great aurora of January 19-20, a faint green homogeneous patch (blob) appeared to the left of the main auroral display: it suddenly brightened, just like someone switching on a spotlight. After a few seconds it faded away again. It is possible that this was an Isolated Proton Aurora (IPA), although I had always assumed these were a fainter and m…
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