Just a heads up if anyone is interested

 

 

A solar storm is pushing the northern lights, or aurora borealis, southward tonight and Tuesday night.

Northern Pennsylvanians will have the best visibility tonight, but sightings are possible throughout the state. Conditions should improve Tuesday, creating good visibility for all of Pennsylvania and several states in the midwest.

Accuweather

While spotting the northern lights is usually more common farther north, cloud cover over much of Canada actually means the best viewing ranges from Massachusetts to Nebraska.

For the best chance of seeing the lights, get to a dark area and look toward the northern horizon. For capturing photographs, Accuweather suggests using a camera with an exposure of 10 to 30 seconds.

The northern lights were last visible over Pennsylvania in June.

 

http://www.pennlive.com/news/2015/11/northern_lights_pennsylvania.html

Thanks for sharing

So, I'm thinking 3-1/2" 4 shot?

I think I'll set up the GoPro for a night lapse...see what happens.

That'll be cool

That'll be cool

 

I did one some time ago just to test.  It came out pretty cool.  with any luck, this one will be better.

 

Very nice brother

Well, I pulled the images off the camera and there was no aurora that I could see.

At least you tried

My go pro picked this up last night.

 

HAHAHAHAHAHAHA

Were you in Carney's Point?

And here I was thinking "wow, great picture of the Northern Lights but your cat photo-bombed the picture"

He'll be here all week folks, try the veal.

Carl...lol oh man

Hahaha it never gets old!

That was amazing! LOL!!!

My go pro picked this up last night.

 

Lol

I nominate this as pic of the year