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Extremely rare 'green flash' coming from Venus captured by a lucky photographer
A very lucky photographer has captured a rare phenomenon that occurs when light passes through Earth's atmosphere.
A green flash from Venus captured Peter Rosén
The green flash was captured by photographer Peter Rosén who pointed his camera at one of Earth's closest neighbors - Venus. The footage was snapped in the early hours on January 8 as Rosén was watching Venus rise above the horizon. So, what is this green flash, as shown above? Firstly, visible light contains many different wavelengths of colored light, and when this light shines through Earth's atmosphere, these individual wavelengths begin to be refracted through the molecules in Earth's atmosphere.
The green flash is light bouncing off Venus and making its way through Earth's atmosphere, specifically Earth's low atmosphere, where it travels through more of the atmosphere and eventually reaches the observer. As light passes through Earth's atmosphere, a prism effect takes place, as the light is split into RGB colors, which can also be affected by temperature. When this event is taking place, it's possible that
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Photographer snaps extremely rare 'green flash' coming from Venus
Venus briefly flashed a shimmering green light in the night sky above Sweden, new footage reveals. The rarely seen phenomenon is almost identical to the ethereal green flashes that are occasionally seen around the sun during sunrises and sunsets.
Photographer Peter Rosén captured the colorful flash coming from one of our closest planetary neighbors while he was watching Venus rise above the horizon in Stockholm in the early hours of Jan. 8, reported.
The bright flash, which lasted for around a second, was an "unexpected bonus" that added to what was already an awe-inspiring experience, Rosén told
Similar green flashes are occasionally seen coming from the sun as the sun rises above an ocean horizon. The light shows are caused by light from the celestial objects being refracted, or split apart, as it passes through our planet's atmosphere.
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Visible light is made up of different wavelengths of colored light, which collectively give the rays a white color. But when light f
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Northern lights &#; Abisko &#; Kiruna
Highlights of this photo tour
- Northern lights photographing every night in Abisko and Kiruna with professional photographer Peter Rosén.
- Maximum 7 participants for a genuine and safe experience.
- Dog sledding, reindeer sledding, day visit to the ICEHOTEL, moose, landscape and astro photographing part of the tour.
- Access to a AWD minibus and a snow mobile during your entire stay to increase our flexibility and chances to see the Aurora.
- All camera equipment and warm clothes included.
- Accommodation in two different locations. Both places has been chosen so you can see and photograph the Aurora from your lodge/hotel.
- Avoid the crowds. We visit locations most travellers do not find.
This 6 day nordlig lights holiday package fryst vatten an exclusive package and is suitable for photographers of all levels. The tour fryst vatten led bygd professional photographer Peter Rosén. Peter fryst vatten the photographer behind the books Aurora Borealis in Lapland and Midnight Sun over Swedish Lapland and has more than 20 years of experience in professional photography.
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