Looduskalender

Wow!

So beautiful, thank you for sharing it, macdoum

macdoum wrote: ZE BUZZ live Aurora cam from Sweden.

http://www.auroraskystation.com/live-camera/9/

This cam is live still and some great 'lights' to be seen most nights.

Last night , about 20:40, we suddenly heard quite powerful boom outside. All jumped, me, my husband and our cat. We thought something had had exploded near our house, went out and checked, but found nothing
But when we read the news this morning we saw that a meteorite passed, and lit up the sky, at the time last night. It disappeared, and after a little while a boom could be heard. This could be heard,and seen, all across southern Norway. Very exciting
- here you can see the firebowl travel across the sky over Oslo:
http://www.vgtv.no/#!id=50044
- and this was just a little one....

Wow

How exciting, Lussi! It has been some time since I saw anything like this. And I have never heard one explode or make a sonic boom!

That must have been quite an experience!

The night sky in March is very interesting. Read all about it here;

http://www.jodrellbank.manchester.ac.uk ... /nightsky/

Lussio,here is the meteorite that fell on 1st march ( saw this in our newspaper);
Found the article in english.;

http://www.timesofmalta.com/articles/vi ... way.411073

Can sell that for a lot of money. Its like winning the lottery,nearly.

Can't you see it...the new dream of welth, to find the perfect meteorite stone

(The astrophysicist, Knut Jørgen Røed Ødegård who is mentioned in the article, has in an interview in our local newspaper, recommended people to go meteorite hunting.They are very rare, and because the stones are interesting for research, he think it will be a reward for them )

Surprised to see this photo of an Aurora in N. Ireland last night;

http://tiny.cc/vkv9cw

June 6, 2012 - Venus transit (I hope it is the right word i english)

Good morning

I woke up early to take a picture of Venus transit. Two photos:

Bubo
Beautiful and amazing!

I never would have thought how pretty the sun could be -- the only time I have even looked was at a full eclipse a long time ago -- I do not know in the 70s.

Thank you, Lussi & Bubo, for the photos of the Venus transit. I did not have anyway to see it, so this gives me an opportunity.

Northern Lights over Scotland last night

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-19883715
Beautiful photos.

NASA's astronomical pic of the day;

http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap121118.html

Amazing.

macdoum thank you very much
I watched this picture and it was fantastic and incredible.

Northern Lights in Tromso, Norway

9th December 2012





http://polaris.nipr.ac.jp/~acaurora/aurora/Tromso/

Margosso...magnificent images.

Tonight,apparently we can see some falling stars.

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/science-environment-20709852

That is if you have clear skies.