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i really want it
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How to see the aurora borealis
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feel i'm wonderful!
 "It was really a wonderful experience. ^ - ^"
How I did it: I did many researches to acchieve this goal. I've been digging every single website related to the Northern Lights and the place I chose to visit. Learned to choose the best place, best month and best time to see the Northern Lights to MAKE SURE to see it!! Lessons & tips: The tips are: Resources: Useful Link: |
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Wow!!!
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excited
How I did it: i saw this on a dark clear night driving home from Wisconsin between Tomah and Eau Claire last summer. It was during a time where the sky was very clear and seeing the borealis was in full view. Beautiful and breathtaking. I'd still like to travel north to a location to see it in its more vibrant and mystical form. Read how I did it…
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slrc Mason City, IA
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2 weeks ago
I need some research to make it possible. Winter is coming !
Unexpected, unparalleled, and unf-ingbelievable!
3 weeks ago
Flying back from Greece, around midnight we passed over Greenland, and one of my group came back and told us to look out the window. I looked out, and there they were, green and pink and very strong. I had a window seat, so I got to watch them for about half an hour before they faded.
Taz Smile and no one knows what you're up to ;)
And there was me getting all excited
3 weeks ago
We are very sorry for today’s false alert which was due to man-made
disturbance at our Lancaster field site.
Regards,
the AuroraWatch team.
BringMeThunder your breath, your bugs, your bones
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1 month ago
This phenomenon occurs in the ionosphere, at the very outer edge of earth’s atmosphere. I wonder what it looks like from a plane? Or if it is visible from above, by shuttle or satellite?
Northern Lights!
2 months ago
I suppose I will have to go to say, Wisconsin, or Alaska? Not sure yet, but I can at least begin a research into this to see where best to view. Fun! They seem so beautiful in the pictures I’ve seen. This is a fun goal, and one I particularly look forward to accomplishing.
maureenmcell is practicing gratitude.
I'm in Alaska right now,
4 months ago
with too much daylight time to see the Northern Lights, they say. It’s still marvelous!
GreyLizard is trying to hold the scream inside until on top of the mountain.
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6 months ago
Self-Explanitory .. its just got to be done! :)
see the aurora borealis
6 months ago
it is very beautiful and i think it would be an amazing and unforgettable experience. where are sightings most common?
