Explanation:
What's happening in the sky? On this cold winter night in Iceland, quite a lot.
First, in the foreground, lies the largest glacier in Iceland: Vatnajokull. On
the far left, bright green auroras appear to emanate from the glacier as if it
was a volcano. Aurora light is reflected by the foreground lake Jökulsárlón. On
the far right is a long and unusual lenticular cloud tinged with green light
emitted from another aurora well behind it. Just above this lenticular cloud
are unusual iridescent lenticular clouds displaying a broad spectral range of
colors. Far beyond the lenticular is the setting Moon, while far beyond even
the Moon are setting stars.
The above image was captured in late March of 2012.
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