By Dr. Robert Berdan
March 2, 20124
Watch the Aurora in Yellowinife at Aurora village Live - Not Time Lapse by Kwon, O chul
Used Nikon D4, at ISO 6400, 24 mm f/1.4 lens

Current Aurora Alerts from SpaceWeather.com
First Scienctific evidence of sound associated with the Aurora - stay tuned for updates, visit site - May 13, 2013
http://www.aalto.fi/en/current/news/view/2012-07-09/
Auroral Acoustics research
Watch the time lapse movie of the Aurora by Zoltan Kenwell and Edmonton, Photographer
Jan. 27th, at 18:37 UT (11:37 am Calgary Time) an X-FLARE was released from the sun from departing sunspot 1402. Flares are rated A, B, C, M and X with X class being the biggest and potentially destructive. NOAA forecasters estimate a 15% chance of geomagnetic storms at high latitudes. View animation showing the coronal mass discharge - it will just miss the earth when its edge passes by our planet on Jan. 30-31. The recent M9 class flare on Monday January 23 hit the earth on Tuesday, January 24 producing brilliant auroras in Norway, but only faint aurora in the Calgary area - see article. Stay tuned for updates on this new X2 class flare and be on the lookout for the Aurora between Jab 28 and Jan 31. NOAA forecasters estimate a 30% chance of minor geomagnetic storms on Jan. 30th in response to a possible glancing blow from a coronal mass ejection (CME).
Calgary Latitude: 51.05515
Calgary Longitude: -114.06244
Calgary Local Time
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Click here or on the picture Above to view the Aurora live in Yellowknife - the picture on the right updates every 5 seconds (note the camera is only operational when its dark) .
Additional Aurora Web sites