Earth got hit by a Coronal Mass Ejection from our Sun’s activity region AR3664 yesterday. Polar lights were spectacularly visible in most parts of Germany. My friend Michael woke me up around 23:30 CEST (= 21:30 UT) and I immediately rushed to the outside. After taking few (bad) pictures with my smartphone, I moved back to my apartment and observed the natural spectacle from my balcony. We even saw the International Space Station passing over us – a very eventful evening.
![Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22](https://nin.co-i60.com/_data/i/upload/2024/05/11/20240511162806-d843329b-me.jpg)
The geomagnetic storm isn’t over yet, we might be able to observe further polar lights tonight! I’ll try to catch some photographs with my DSLR camera!
![Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22](https://nin.co-i60.com/_data/i/upload/2024/05/11/20240511162913-852884b9-me.jpg)
![Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22](https://nin.co-i60.com/_data/i/upload/2024/05/11/20240511163147-8fa4c05c-me.jpg)
I will post more photos here.