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I hope you will @raffyjohn02!

Thanks @ericjohn, I'm glad that you enjoyed it :)

Thanks @dacastellano for nice comment! I'm happy that you like my photos and I hope you will spot it one day as well! :)

@camuel I definitely was , I let know about this activity to 4 of my friends and we all were standing out looking and capturing it on our cameras! :)

Great, I think that most important is to know that it's possible to observe it not only from countires closest to the north pole, but with some effort and will to do it it's possible from distant locations

Thank you @veckinon for submitting it <3 I just read your story about the Tooth Fairy that I had no idea about! Great article and amazing initiative of the @curie project.

Yes, it was great deal to see it in such form at the south of Norway. As I mentioned in the article it was also visible in many countries that day. >>Here<< you can find examples from Poland

It didn't... Here you can find a nice article with photo comparison

It's nice to hear that @essan-san, I hope you will be lucky to spot the Northern Lights and to take great photos! Fingers crossed! :)

Thank you @lauram! :)

It looks great! I don't know nothing about paintings, but it reminds me "The Scream" :) Maybe because of the wavy style?:)

The northern lights photo is just amazing with the combination of mountains and milky way all together! <3

@justinmullet it was... and a time when you would like to know your camera even better! ;)

I can see that you also had an amazing adventure! From my experience it comes out that even if there is no strong activity 'above you' but the KP index gives some hope, it's a good idea to check it with

Thanks @madeforseaside! I think it is a good idea to have it on the list, good luck! :)

Hi @veckinon, it is true becaouse of it's latitude, especially the northern parts of Norway, but it can be visible from many other places, probably in yours as well :) You can check this article:

Haha, I can imagine that... until there is no strong activity and a clear sky to see it, it may be challenging especially for the first time :) But if you are 'in the zone' on the other hand it's hard

Thank you @everlove for nice comment! Of course I'm accepting the invitation and the challenge, I can already assure you that it will be not easy one for me!:)

Sometimes the effect is all we need, in case of Aurora it's a good example! :)

Thanks @riverflows, I'm not sure how it works in case of frequency of appearance on northern and southern hemisphere, but it's true that Aurora in general is more associated with the northern one... Btw,