Finally able to catch up on the backlog and preparing to get stuck into the Texas data, but first I had some fun with this little nutshell of the Lapland aurora trip two months ago British respect for the queue.
K and beyond. A massive ejection on a scale not seen since Apparently it was even visible in Spain update: every single U. S state experienced it A big trip to Lapland then two months later it happens on my bloody doorstep. Back from the USA and feeling wiped out. Suffice to say that we :. Managed to find a cure for the dreaded jet lag that crippled the last trip…. Saw and avoided running over many exotic critters in and around the desert landscapes, including a little roadrunner….
Got three nights of brief attempts at comet Pons-Brooks before it followed the sun below the horizon, bombed by hundreds of satellites…. Smashed my first phone screen in unspectacular fashion, courtesy of the smallest and most boring stone that ever existed….
Got surprisingly emotional nailing the eclipse after a week of worsening forecasts that caused many to panic and take flights north…. Got caught in a dramatic Texan storm while shooting the fresh baby moon the day after the eclipse…. Clocked up driving miles, which is almost half the air miles from London to Texas…. Will chop up and post a film of this lot and more when I get through everything else.
Back from a trip to Finnish Lapland on a mission to film the northern lights for the new short. Overkill LED beams reflecting off snow created a perfect storm of problems. Talking of perfect storms sorry, had to , later that same evening on a quiet country road, immense geomagnetic activity rained down in every direction. A truly stunning and rapid show of colour and light writing patterns in the sky, it lasted so long I was able to fully wallow in the spectacle between and during setups.
