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regnaD kciN

(27,220 posts)
Thu Jun 5, 2025, 04:58 PM Jun 5

Twilight on Mount Rainier

A couple of nights ago, I found myself on a “wild aurora chase” on Mount Rainier. No northern lights, but it looks like STEVE (Strong Thermal Emission Velocity Enhancement) put in an appearance on the right of the final image.






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Twilight on Mount Rainier (Original Post) regnaD kciN Jun 5 OP
Very very nice regnaD kciN! George McGovern Jun 5 #1
I love the time of day the photo was taken and its effect on the scenery. pacalo Jun 6 #2
Cool! Grumpy Old Guy Jun 6 #3

pacalo

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2. I love the time of day the photo was taken and its effect on the scenery.
Fri Jun 6, 2025, 01:39 AM
Jun 6

Dusk can be breathtaking.

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