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Pulsating aurora is a rare type of aurora. It is very dim, and fast. I liken it to someone dropping paint drops on the atmosphere. Each pulse tends to last 1-2 seconds and is very fast. You tend to see it later on during the night/storm and usually directly overhead after you have dark adapted your eyes for a while.
