When it comes to aurora viewing, experts recommend heading somewhere dark, away from city lights, looking to the south, and allowing your eyes to acclimatise to the darkness first. You might just see a hint of it with your naked eye, you might see something a little bit fuzzy, maybe a little bit red. That's when it's time to take out your camera and take a long exposure you can do this on your mobile phone, Webb said.
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