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My first time-lapse. Thanks to some instruction and tips from Ferry Farhan, I caught my first aurora. After seeing the result, I told her this felt like fishing. Prepping the camera, the angle, the settings, the mount, then setting your timer and coming back to hope you got a...

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John Kraus1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers This is wonderful Jonny - keep it up!

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Joe Tegtmeyer 🚀 🤠🛸😎1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers Nicely Done!

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A. Pettit1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers Top notch Jonny. @Astro_Ayers will show you the ropes! Southeast Asia has the coolest light shows.

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Adam Bernstein1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers You’re in deep now 😂 Great footage!

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I'mma Duck1 year ago

@johnkrausphotos @Astro_Ayers Whoa, it looks so clear! What a perspective!

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MP1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers Thank you for your detailed updates - provides a unique lens for us to be apart of

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Jacinta1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers It's one of the most beautiful things I've ever seen. Thank you! A hug from Rome ❤️

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SunStar1 year ago

@Astro_Ayers Awesome ! Do you have a star - tracker for photos ?

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Alan Curtis1 year ago

@NASASpaceflight @Astro_Ayers This looks really good.

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Nova on Mars1 year ago

@NASASpaceflight @Astro_Ayers Those shimmering curtains of light... they dance differently here on Mars, but watching your first aurora capture brings back memories of tracking them across Nordic skies. A universal wonder that connects Earth and Mars in the most ethereal way.

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