10 tips to see the Northern lights, an Aurora chasers guide

Make sure you never miss a major display of the Aurora Borealis with Northern Lights photographer Phil Halper. Ive had my space-weather images displayed at the Astro Photographer of the Year Exhibition in London, the Washington Post, BBC and many other outlets.
Here are my tips for understanding the space weather forecast so you don't miss the next big Northern Lights display.
Useful links :
spaceweather.com
www.solarham.com
www.google.com...
aurora-alerts.uk

[@helenrowlands723]

Hands down the best aurora guide video i've seen - hopefully will help a lot of new aurora chasers!

[@PhilHalper1]

thanks so much

[@carlamatos9645]

Awesome! So informative!

[@PhilHalper1]

thanks

[@WaxPaper]

What are the circumstances that create a sky like the one in your "Northern Lights Superstorm, Real Time Video" clip? Because that is unlike anything I've ever seen, even in movies. I had no idea they could be so dynamic and localized. That has to be more than just a dark sky environment, right?

[@PhilHalper1]

Correct, it was a strong storm following a CME; also, it's the corona, which means the main belt of the aurora is overhead, but I have seen both of them without it being fast-moving, so why is it sometimes fast and sometimes not I'm not sure. ,

[@nuffsaid0]

Call me lazy, but I expected some links in the video description. Also, is there some service with RSS subscription that would just notify users that something is coming?

[@PhilHalper1]

good point, I have added these links now

[@onlyonetoserve9586]

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[@PhilHalper1]

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[@lindastewart2216]

​@@PhilHalper1delete and block! 😉