Alaska Aurora Cam - Daily Images Archive
October 27th - Alaska Aurora Cam
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October 20th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Aurora from enhanced solar wind stream interacting with our geomagnetic field. (Source SolarHam.net) Real time video : http://vimeo.com/109881334
October 19th - Alaska Aurora Cam
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October 17th - Alaska Aurora Cam
October 16th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Aurora from eruption on east limb 2192 M1.1 and M2.2 An enhanced solar wind stream combined with a south pointing Bz.
October 15th - Alaska Aurora Cam
October 14th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Aurora from filament located in the southwest collapsed and produced CME on 11th of October. For the real-time video from this event visit here.
October 13th - Alaska Aurora Cam
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October 10th - Alaska Aurora Cam
October 9th - Alaska Aurora Cam
The clouds took over early but we did get a glimpse of the show before the curtains closed.
October 8th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Impact of Coronal hole. Beautiful real time video: http://vimeo.com/108765636
October 7th - Alaska Aurora Cam
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October 5th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Bonus 1 Year Anniversary Timelapse
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This was shot on the night of September 23rd starting around sunset and continuing until sunrise the morning of the 24th. We wanted to share this and say thank you for all the support over the last year as the Alaska Aurora Cam officially turns 1 year old today. You guys are awesome!!!!
Technical Details: The camera takes one image ever 30 seconds utilizing a partially automated mode with most settings being manually configured. To make the most of hard drive space, the images are put out in jpg format and are just high enough resolution for 1080p video. They are then stitched together at 15 frames per second for this video. So the time that you witness pass is as follows. 1 second of video = 7.5 minutes of time passing.
October 4th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Snow and clouds mostly blocked the view last night but we did get a small glimpse at the show going on behind the curtain.
October 3rd - Alaska Aurora Cam
October 2nd - Alaska Aurora Cam
October 1st - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 30th - Alaska Aurora Cam
And south Coronal hole in the back of "little" CME
September 29th - Alaska Aurora Cam
Auroras from r. 2172 and 2173 M5.1 Not worth CME they said.. ;-)
September 28th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 27th - Alaska Aurora Cam
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September 24th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 23rd - Alaska Aurora Cam
WOW!!!! Best night of the season thus far! Hands down! So intense the camera they blew out on the camera! For the real-time video from this event visit here.
September 22nd - Alaska Aurora Cam
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September 19th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 18th - Alaska Aurora Cam
"An enhanced sector of solar wind containing periods of south pointing Bz was enough to generate a geomagnetic storm." (source - SolarHam.net)
September 17th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 16th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 15th - Alaska Aurora Cam
After a 3 day absence during what should have been some of the best Northern Lights of the season, Lady Aurora has finally come back from vacation.
September 14th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 13th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 12th - Alaska Aurora Cam
September 11th - Alaska Aurora Cam
A very nice night out under the Lights. Visit our Facebook Page and Vimeo for video from this week which we'll post later next week. The Links are on the left sidebar. For the real-time video from this event visit here.