The reddish glow is caused by sunlight scattering in the rapidly expanding
exhaust plume at orbital altitude. At this moment, the rocket stage
was in Earth’s shadow while the plume remained sunlit, creating a high-altitude
optical display visible across much of Northern Europe.
A red spot over the valley (at about 19:45 local time), it was caused by a Falcon 9 rocket from SpaceX. Location: Ørsta, Norway. Details: Canon 650D, fisheye lens (8mm).
The Crew Dragon spacecraft facilitating the historic Fram2 mission passed over Ørsta, Norway tonight. Please, find a couple of photos of the spacecraft streaking the sky. They were taken at 22.18-22.19 local time. Photo details: Canon RP, TT Artisan fisheye-lens.
Aurora borealis at the time when the Crew Dragon capsule was over Ørsta:
This photo was taken just before Fram2 was over my location.
A couple of minutes later.
APRIL 2, 2025. FRAM2 observed over Naustdal (Sunnfjord, Vestland, Norway). The Fram2 capsule had a “rendez-vous” with a propeller plane as seen in the skies above Naustdal, Norway.
SpaceX over the mountains in the evening (2025-03-22 UTC 20.38).
Color and Light On And Beyond The Earth 