Aurora Borealis

[Guest Bpilot]

Captains,I just saw a magnificent view of the Northerly Lights in Norway, which I never saw before in FS9.The flight was ENGM (Oslo-Norway) to EHAM (Schipol-Amsterdam-Netherlands). Take off time: 7:00 am, November 30, real weather.The sky was bright with yellow/blue/green lights and I almost lost the controls in such a beautiful spectacle...Should I know how to take a screen-shot (help, anyone?), I'd post it for you.Go up there and try it. We don't see much of this here in Brazil...BPilot

[Guest fssimulator]

Yep, around Norway and other Scandinavian countries this is a very common sight in FS2004 ;)All the Best,Robin Bilgilhttp://www.precisionmanuals.com/images/forum/800driver.jpg

[Mats_J]

Hi,It is actually so common in FS9 I've decided to get rid of this effect as it's more common in real life not to see it, than the other way around. ;-)And in FS9 it's visible way too far south. I've seen it once in real life in Stockholm in 30 some odd years which is on latitude 60

[Guest Paul Heaney]

>And in FS9 it's visible way too far south. I've seen it once>in real life in Stockholm in 30 some odd years which is on>latitude 60

[Guest Eagletail]

>It is actually so common in FS9 I've decided to get rid of>this effect as it's more common in real life not to see it,>than the other way around. ;-)>Got rid of it??? Gosh, I see it so much all the time in real life that I almost don't know what the stars look like! Turn it off in real life and keep it on in FS9 is my motto. :-lol

[Mats_J]

:-lolWell I guess it all boils down to the latitude!Cheers,

[Guest paulh1502]

Those of you who have seen this for real are very lucky, this is something I would love to experience.It makes me a little sad as I struggle to see the stars let alone anything else through the light polution this country is so blessed with. (personnel opinion not meant as a political thingy magig!) enjoy your view :-yellow1

[Krister]

Mats,actually I see it quite often here on