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sagischwarz commented on The 1986 Oldsmobile Incas Dashboard (2020)   thedrive.com/news/33416/t... · Posted by u/austinallegro
dwighttk · a year ago
I’m never a fan of digital speedometers. I still have to think about how far a number is from my target. I’m sure if I used them long enough instead of only seeing them in rentals I’d get used to it.

I do like a digital cruise set speed.

sagischwarz · a year ago
One of the first things I learned during my electronics apprenticeship was that changes in a value are much more intuitive to read with an analog pointer (or a digital replication of one).
sagischwarz commented on Most of Europe is glowing pink under the aurora   foto-webcam.eu/webcam/luc... · Posted by u/luispa
teekert · 2 years ago
In southern Netherlands at the coast, with a 10 sec exposure, iPhone 12 mini, main cam, I was able to see some pink and green with streaks. To my eyes it was like faint clouds that changed to quickly to be clouds, better visible when I didn’t look straight at them. Your pics are something else, but what was it like to your eyes?
sagischwarz · 2 years ago
The colors in my pics are a bit more intense than they were to the eyes, but not by that much. They were all clearly visible, including all the structures, glowing. It is pretty dark where I come from, the next city is dozens of kilometers away.
sagischwarz commented on Most of Europe is glowing pink under the aurora   foto-webcam.eu/webcam/luc... · Posted by u/luispa
weinzierl · 2 years ago
Is your village north, middle or south Germany. Just curious how much I missed:-/
sagischwarz · 2 years ago
Mid-west, in an area called Hunsrück.
sagischwarz commented on Most of Europe is glowing pink under the aurora   foto-webcam.eu/webcam/luc... · Posted by u/luispa
sagischwarz · 2 years ago
Here are some phone pics from my home village in Germany: https://www.nowhereinparticular.xyz/polarlichter.html

This was a once-in-a-lifetime experience. My brother, who is a hobby astronomer, called me and sent me outside. Initially, I saw only a faint red glow in the northeast of the sky, but after a few minutes, my eyes adapted and I could see how it slowly moved and changed its form over time. I stayed outside for maybe 15 minutes and then went back inside. An hour later, I went outside again and almost the whole sky was shining in all different colors and forms, from patches to clouds to pillars that seemed to support the heavens, ever chaning. Incredible.

u/sagischwarz

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