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• May 15th

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• March 23rd

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• March 21st

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• March 18th

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• March 16th

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• March 14th

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• February 26th

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A blog for pictures of Aurora Borealis or Southern/Northen Lights.

Officially known in the Northern hemisphere as the aurora borealis, the Northern Lights are natural phenomena featuring beautifully colored light displays over the Earth.

In 1621, a French scientist, Pierre Gassendi, saw the lights in the north and named after the Roman goddess of dawn, Aurora. He added the word "borealis" for the Roman god of the north wind, Boreas.

In the southern hemisphere, they are called aurora australis, meaning "southern." The lights are usually seen after dusk near both poles.

Although they look elegant and calm, aurorae are produced from millions of explosions of magnetic energy.

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