23 March 2012

Moraurora! Because you really can't have too much...

Daniel Lopez, Iceland http://apod.nasa.gov/apod/ap120321.html 
There've been a bunch of new auroras over the last couple of weeks as the huge sunspot area 1429 made it's way around the near side of the Sun. And we really can't have too many aurora pictures and videos now can we??

Details/credits are on the respective sites.

Incredible timelapse from the International Space Station over the Great Lakes And Canada:



A stunning one minute timelapse over Lapland, Sweden:



This is a different perspective. A full-dome fisheye timelapse from Iceland:


Stunning aurora over Iceland from Daniel López on Vimeo.

http://photoblog.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/03/12/10656963
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A beautiful shot from the ISS over Antarctica and Australia, with the cloud showing why so few of us got to actually see anything:


Go check out all the amazing photos in this collection by Rick Stevenson.

Aurora over Lake Superior, Upper Peninsula of Michigan from LakeSuperiorPhoto on Vimeo.

Sylvain Serre, in Quebec, Canada

http://spaceweather.com/submissions/large_image_popup.php?image_
name=JAsup3nAsna-AskarsdAsup3ttir-IMG_7055-3_1331249583.jpg
 
Visit http://blog.carljohnsonphoto.com/?p=4995  for lots more  


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