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Published: 2006-02-04 00:12:14 +0000 UTC; Views: 22684; Favourites: 670; Downloads: 291
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This Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) was photographed a while back (29 October 2003) yards from my home in Kent. This image has been published in a number of books and magazines, including a national newspaper.Related content
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HOLY and CABALISTIC SCENERY!
I ADD this to MY FAVOURITES^_^
THANKs A LOT!
Have Joyoud days;D
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omygosh! amazing!!! i wish i get to see one someday...
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Listen where is your home Kent what country, these are the northern or osuthern lights I guess north as not too many people are near antartica an easter island south america named aftre amerigo vespucci, disgreguard getting into the hoiistory
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Those are solar storms, amazing like curtains of amazing multi colors hanging down from the sky
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Very beautiful. I named my daughter for those lights...So brilliant.
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I would love to see the Aurora someday...your picture is great..
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Nice! I would like to see Aurora Borealis in person some day!
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This is incredybly beautiful! I wish I could see something like that even once in a lifetime...
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Where i live Nothern lights are pretty common, but i have never seen stars shine as brightly as that....ever.
It's, just to beautiful for words.
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hehehe epic sir! would thou mind sir, where is this? hehehehe
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This may sons insane but, I used 2 live in Kent and ...my last name is Kent....creepy
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wait...this isn't fixed at all? This is actually how the Aurora B looks?
Jeez. I thought it was just a green light...this is gorgeous!
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Northern lights are very beautiful. This shot looks great with the starry sky on the background.
I watch the lights often here in Finland especially in the winter.
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This looks fantasitc! can i use this in my geography assignment?
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Wow, very nice. I wish I could see it for real... Too bad I live near the equator.
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Your awesome picture is featured here : [link]
Thanks for sharing
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ive always wanted to see this beautiful phenomenon... u captured the shot perfectly
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Wow! awesome picture, hey i was wondering if i could print out and use this picture for a science project im doing at school, one assignment was to print out to pictures from the interwebs and i would reallly appreciate permission to use this
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That's amazing. To see the lights is the one thing I wanna do before I die (haha, that sounds really corny,lol.) Great picture!
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that is a great picture, one of the few pictures i could find where you can also clearly see the red lights, indicating that the particals from the sun are colliding with a lot of oxygen atoms. (that is why there is a lot of red light, nitrogen atoms also give red light, but not as much)
hope you dont mind if i use this in a school project
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A nice shot of surging (Phase III) aurora to your northeast. I see Castor & Pollux to the lower right edge of the picture. The violet color caused by Rayleigh scattering of sunlight at the top of the display. Pretty sure I saw this in your mag. of Popular Astronomy over there. I have seen many wonders of the aurora in my 27 yrs of recording them -- 2230 times since 1981 to date.
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sounds like you would enjoy my gallery too ! Another avid fan of the aurora
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