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Aurora Borealis Alaska Arctic Circle
Arctic Circle Aurora of March 16-17 2013 Borealis2000 Spaceweather News Northern Lights Forecast and Solar Activity featured Photo and Video Galleries Prisoner Of Time - April 2013 Touchstone Arctic Circle Aurora Time Lapse - March 2013 featured Classic Aurora Galleries The Northern Lights during Solar Cycle 23 Aurora Borealis Photo Exhibition San Francisco, California Mt Shasta Northern Lights 2012 Aurora in Northern California - July 15 2012 Northern Lights in California 2004 Colorful Aurorae in California - July 27 2004 California Northern Lights 2003 Red Aurorae in California - October 29 2003 Aurora Borealis Photo Print Gallery Hi-Resolution Aurora Photo Prints 24"x 36" Metal Mounts - ThinWraps - Giclée Canvas |
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AURORA BOREALIS AT THE ARCTIC CIRCLE on March 16-17 2013
Sunspot region 1692 was the source of a significant long duration M1.1 solar flare occurring at 06:58 UTC on March 15 associated with a large full halo coronal mass ejection (CME). The arrival of the CME at the Earth near 06:00 UTC on March 17 triggered a 12 hour-long geomagnetic storm producing the most colorful Northern Lights of March 2003 in Alaska with auroral displays observed as far South as the Northern Tier of the United States. Camera: Canon 5D Mark II with EF 24mm f/1.4L II lens |
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NORTHERN LIGHTS IN CALIFORNIA on July 14-15 2012 It was a spectacular night with colorful Northern Lights combined with dozens of shooting stars and a beautiful alignment of Jupiter, Venus and the Pleiades with a crescent Moon at dawn. The visual feast began when colorful auroral displays became visible near 22:15 pm (PDT) on July 14 (05:15 UTC on July 15). Photos and time lapse movies of the California Northern Lights were captured at the North slope of Mt Shasta. Canon EOS 5D MKII with EF 50mm f/1.4 & 24mm f/1.4 L II lenses |
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