Was expecting to get rained on all day, but it was clear, and 23 degrees up Opeongo.
There was a possibility of seeing northern lights on the way home, but the interplanetary magnetic field never really went that far south. The Kp was 4 all night. Once the Moon set, the SQM was 21.09. At least the camera caught some activity.
I was lucky to get zodiacal light before sun rise, and it was interesting to see Mars next to Aldebaran. At one point I was switching lenses, and out of the corner of my eye, I saw what I thought was a smoke trail from a meteor, but it turned out to be a train of SpaceX satellites. They were extremely bright, and lasted several minutes. Lots of meteors… And yes, you can capture zodiacal light on a cellphone.
The leaves are starting to change…
