For general predictions and information on the Northern Lights in the Arctic region, visit the University of Alaska Aurora Forecast website. If you’re in Iceland, check out this local Northern Lights information website. Tip 4: Use Your Smartphone Snapping a Great Pictures with a Smartphone Yes...
Instead of the aurora borealis being visible in more than a dozen states, experts changed their forecasts to include only a handful. If you missed the northern lights where you live, here are some photos captured in the places they were visible. Earlier this week, the University...
My sister, who traveled with me to Alaska in March, also tried to take pictures of the Northern Lights with her iPhone X that night — she got nothing. I was shocked when my phone captured this photo of the Aurora. Credit: Brittany Levine Beckman / Mashable It had long been a dream...
The days went through full of delightsRock me baby on moonlit nightslet the sun wake us from our sighsSinging of the lyrics using a melody invented for the occasion Reading of the poem: Aurora - Exist For Love Rate this: Share this: Twitter Facebook Email Tumblr LinkedIn Pinterest Reddit...
the aurora borealis were seen in Cottage Grove, Oregon recently in the mid afternoon. It totally blew us all away knowing the atmospheric generation of the upper amostphere in the daytime at 3 p.m., and it is usually at night. it was the most beautiful of all the western hemisphere has...
The best time to view an aurora is during a high level of activity on the Sun. The higher the levels of activity, the more charged particles are released and sent toward Earth. The aurora australis can only be viewed between March and September, as during the rest of the year, the Sout...
only to be disappointed when the forecast changed. Instead of the aurora borealis beingvisible in more than a dozen states, experts changed their forecasts to includeonly a handful. If you missed the northern lights where you live, here are some photos captured in the places they we...
I would be curious if the aurora borealis wouild be considered to be a continuous spectrum light? When viewing them--especially in Northern Alaska--the colors whip around and into each other making for an interesting blend of colors. While seemingly continuous, you can also see them dissolve...