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Uhhhh, I saw them yesterday in northen* hemisphere in Europe and they waren't white at all... So my guess would be that it depends from where you look at it ?
But in reality they are more dull than on pictures, because photographers use Long Exposure to make the color brighter than they actually appear.
Edit: Typo
Wait what? Surely something here has a typo, right???
Tons of people sharing pictures on reddit from this event. Apparently a large solar storm has been happening.
The entirety of Europe is all in the Northern hemisphere, bro.
Corrected !
Maybe including overseas territory?