Inspired by our scheduled @Space_Station link up with the Crown Princess of Sweden, I set my camera lens on my mother’s home country (I have dual citizenship with Sweden!). With the inclination of the ISS orbit, we never pass directly over Scandinavia, but I was lucky enough to catch some aurora dancing in that neighborhood, just a few days before our call. Heja Sverige!
The timelapse shows city night lights but settings optimized for aurora, air glow, stars.
:06 Norway appears at right edge of screen
:10 Sweden appears at right edge of screen
:19 Sweden in center of screen
:28 Moscow appears on right of screen
:37 Moscow in center of screen
In the first image, you can see part of each of the Scandinavian countries – Sweden is in the center of the image (looks like some clouds over Southern Sweden, so lights look a bit blurry there), the air glow of the atmosphere at night, and the aurora (and the edge of an ISS solar array).
In the second image, you can see parts of Norway and Sweden (again a bit blurry in Southern Sweden due to clouds). The large bright spot in lower right area of image is Stockholm.
Both photos were taken on March 11, and the timelapse taken on March 13.
@ASarnatska Навчись закривати внутрішній пиздак.
Бо він погано впливає на твою психіку та настрій, жере багато ресурсів, які повинні були витрачатися на щось корисне.
Звичайний пиздак можна легко закривати, а внутрішній - ні.