May 10, 2024 11:00 pm. The aurora became visible in north central Massachusetts for about 15 minutes when there was a break in the clouds. The atmosphere still had a misty look but the major constellations could be discerned by their brighter stars. The view of the aurora is not as dramatic as shown in photos by folks in other parts of the country, but for my area this was the best I can remember. I used a Canon Rebel 300 with an 18mm lens at f/5.6 and used a 15 sec exposure on a tripod.
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