Auroral Substorm over Iceland on Jan 11 from Sun’s Coronal Mass Ejection of 08.01.26 @IcelandExplorer
Auroral Substorm over Iceland on Jan 11 from Sun’s Coronal Mass Ejection of 08.01.26  @IcelandExplorer
Uploaded January 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Aurora has returned at twilight to Iceland for another , albeit weaker, substorm compared to last night, all the result of both the arrival of Jan 8ths Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) and a High Speed Stream of particles eminating from a large earth facing coronal hole. Filmed on January 11, 2026 outside of Reykjavik (Blafjöll turn), ca 20:10 pm.
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Auroral Substorm over Iceland on Jan 11 from Sun’s Coronal Mass Ejection of 08.01.26

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