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California Northern Lights: Blue-Red Aurora in California on July 27, 2004 |
The Northern Lights in Central CaliforniaA rare auroral display over California captured at 3:59 AM on July 27, 2004 Aurora and Shooting Star - Central California on July 27, 2004A meteor is captured at 1:48 AM along with a colorful auroral display Faint blue auroral rays appear over the eastern horizon on July 27, 2004captured at 4:05 AM with planet Venus, the Pleiades and Aldebaran in Taurus Northern Lights and Star Trails10 min. exposure captured at 2:00 AM on July 27, 2004 in Central California California Northern Lightscaptured at 3:57 AM on July 27, 2004 from Lake Berryessa in Central California The Northern Lights in California on July 27, 2004A severe geomagnetic storm cpatured at 4:02 AM - Lake Berryessa, Central California Severe Geomagnetic Storm of July 27 2004The Northern Lights are still visible at 4:25 AM - Lake Berryessa in Central California California Northern Lights: Red-Blue Aurora on July 27, 2004captured at 4:25 AM from Lake Berryessa in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:30 AM (08:30 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:25 AM (08:25 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:26 AM (08:26 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:31 AM (08:31 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:27 AM (08:27 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:29 AM (08:29 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:33 AM (08:33 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:35 AM (08:35 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:38 AM (08:38 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California California Northern Lights: Red Aurora on October 29, 2003captured at 0:39 AM (08:39 UTC) - Location: San Luis Reservoir in Central California Generated by HTML5 Slideshow 2 Dreamweaver Extension 2.0.0
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Lake Berryessa in Central California at 4:02 AM on July 27, 2004 |
Location: Lake Berryessa Camera: Canon AV-1 Lens: Canon 50mm f/1.4 Sky watchers at high, middle and low latitude regions in North America witnessed strong auroral activity on July 26-27, 2004. The source of this disturbance was a strong full-halo coronal mass ejection associated with the long-duration M1 solar flare of July 25. A solar wind speeds near 1000 km/s combined with a southward pointing interplanetary magnetic field (IMF) produced severe geomagnetic storm conditions (G4 on the NOAA scale) between 00:00-15:00 UTC on July 27. |
A meteor (most likely a Perseid) is passing through auroral rays on the northeastern horizon. Captured from Lake Berryessa in Central California at 1:48 AM on July 27, 2004 Aurora and Star Trails in Central California - a 10 min. exposure captured at 2:00 AM on July 27, 2004 Lake Berryessa in Central California at 1:50 and 3:57 AM on July 27, 2004 Very faint blue auroral rays began to appear on the eastern (!) horizon at 4:05 AM - captured in this image with planet Venus, the Pleiades star cluster and Aldebaran in constellation Taurus of July 27, 2004 The Northern Lights are still visible at 4:25 AM during a severe geomagnetic storm on July 27, 2004 Image captured from Lake Berryessa in Central California |
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