| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:43 - Jul 23 with 3215 views | BLAZE |
Is this Aberavon? Would like to go see it, but sounds like it's unpredictable |  | |  |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:48 - Jul 23 with 3195 views | Elward |
Yep, happens in most coastal areas along South Wales although the most popular places are around the Southerndown/Aberavon areas. Unpredictable yes but there is a group on facebook that organises these events and for people to let others know times and places for sightings. Most times i see quoted are around 12-3am i have noticed. |  | | |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:51 - Jul 23 with 3190 views | Lohengrin |
Sorry, my fault. This, alas, isn’t a natural phenomenon it was boiling and I dived in to cool off.
It’s the residue. Wreaks havoc with pillowcases too. 
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| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:58 - Jul 23 with 3172 views | BLAZE |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:48 - Jul 23 by Elward |
Yep, happens in most coastal areas along South Wales although the most popular places are around the Southerndown/Aberavon areas. Unpredictable yes but there is a group on facebook that organises these events and for people to let others know times and places for sightings. Most times i see quoted are around 12-3am i have noticed. |
I assume the brightness in these pictures is achieved by long exposure times on the camera. What's it like to the naked eye? [Post edited 23 Jul 2018 12:58]
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| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 14:33 - Jul 23 with 3109 views | Elward |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:58 - Jul 23 by BLAZE |
I assume the brightness in these pictures is achieved by long exposure times on the camera. What's it like to the naked eye? [Post edited 23 Jul 2018 12:58]
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Correct, long exposure and playing around with the ISO level. Some/most instances the camera has made it look brighter then they really are, however some cases the naked eye can see it better than the camera i have noticed. It is definetly visible without a camera however. The ones such as in the article look like they were done on a long exposure after a rock had been thrown in | | | |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 15:13 - Jul 23 with 3072 views | Neath_Jack |
| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 12:58 - Jul 23 by BLAZE |
I assume the brightness in these pictures is achieved by long exposure times on the camera. What's it like to the naked eye? [Post edited 23 Jul 2018 12:58]
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There was a bloke on twitter or Facebook last week who filmed himself walking through the stuff on his iPhone. That was somewhere in Swansea/Gower |  |
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| The steel works PR team have done a good job on this one... on 15:20 - Jul 23 with 3058 views | Darran |
Theres several photos of this on the Port Talbot Facebook group. |  |
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