Art & Writing
When forecasting Aurora, scientists simply don’t have enough data and eyes on outer space to know the whole story behind each instance of strong solar activity, which leads to low-latitude Aurora.
You’re invited to the Official Book Release Party for “Beyond the 45th Parallel,” the 2nd Edition of my guidebook.
So, you want to see the Aurora! Here are seven ways to find a great Aurora Viewing Location, which are included in my new Empowered Guide.
So, you want to see the Aurora! The first thing you might ask is “Where should I go?” A new guide has the answers. Photo courtesy of Gary Syrba.
After over a decade of mentorship, I dedicate my new book to two mentors and fellow chasers. The second is Dr. Mike Shaw, the genius behind Mike Shaw Photography.
After over a decade of support, I dedicate my new guidebook to two mentors and fellow chasers. The first is Dixie J. Burbank, whose photo is featured here.
Chase the Aurora in your backyard! Find out what it takes to view this rare natural phenomenon with my new book “Beyond the 45th Parallel.” Photo by Shannon Kivi.
Often, people who chase the Northern Lights can become too focused on WHERE to view, not HOW to view Aurora. Little do they know, the “how” is more important.
What methods of Aurora forecasting work best in real time? There are many ways to tell when Aurora are possible in Earth’s atmosphere.
As Aurora Chasers, we love hearing about new solar flares. But many things have to happen for a solar flare to have any visible impact on our night skies.
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