Visible aurorae all over Germany

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
Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22 (2024-05-10): Image taken from the nearby street heading to the north. Unfortunately the street lights show some lens reflections

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
Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22 (2024-05-10): Image taken from my balcony heading to the west
Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22
Visible Aurorae in Braunschweig, photographed with Samsung Galaxy S22 (2024-05-10): Picture taken heading to the west

I will post more photos here.