Publication date
February 2006
DOI ISSN
1366-8781 Language
English Citation count (estimate)
3Abstract
Jim Wild recounts the rationale and success of AuroraWatch, a service that alerts you when you might be able to see aurorae
Jim Wild recounts the rationale and success of AuroraWatch, a service that alerts you when you might be able to see aurorae
Arches, streamers, polar lights, merry dancers… just a few of many names used to describe the aurora...
Accurately predicting when, and from where, an aurora will be visible is particularly difficult, yet...
An aurora may often be viewed hundreds of kilometers equatorward of the auroral oval owing to its al...
Jim Wild recounts the rationale and success of AuroraWatch, a service that alerts you when you might...
The articles on the aurorae in A&G at the start of this year made inter-esting reading for those...
The uniquely beautiful light display of an aurora is the result of charged particles colliding with ...
The AuroraWatch UK aurora alert service uses a network of magnetometers from across the United Kingd...
This color brochure answers common questions about the aurora, including its cause and explanations ...
For a long time considered as supernatural phenomena, the polar auroras have fascinated mankind, and...
or aurora borealis, have been observed for thousands of years and their presence still fascinates us...
(English translation from Japanese text) What is more beautiful on a cold winter's night than catch...
The two great auroral displays of August 28-29 and September 1-2, 1859 are studied from a collectio...
The aurora borealis is an intense light in latitudes near the poles. It is known as the aurora aust...
The recent St. Patrick's Day geomagnetic storm provided a rare chance for the public to witness a da...
In this activity, students discuss prior knowledge about aurora, read essays about auroral activity ...
Arches, streamers, polar lights, merry dancers… just a few of many names used to describe the aurora...
Accurately predicting when, and from where, an aurora will be visible is particularly difficult, yet...
An aurora may often be viewed hundreds of kilometers equatorward of the auroral oval owing to its al...
Jim Wild recounts the rationale and success of AuroraWatch, a service that alerts you when you might...
The articles on the aurorae in A&G at the start of this year made inter-esting reading for those...
The uniquely beautiful light display of an aurora is the result of charged particles colliding with ...
The AuroraWatch UK aurora alert service uses a network of magnetometers from across the United Kingd...
This color brochure answers common questions about the aurora, including its cause and explanations ...
For a long time considered as supernatural phenomena, the polar auroras have fascinated mankind, and...
or aurora borealis, have been observed for thousands of years and their presence still fascinates us...
(English translation from Japanese text) What is more beautiful on a cold winter's night than catch...
The two great auroral displays of August 28-29 and September 1-2, 1859 are studied from a collectio...
The aurora borealis is an intense light in latitudes near the poles. It is known as the aurora aust...
The recent St. Patrick's Day geomagnetic storm provided a rare chance for the public to witness a da...
In this activity, students discuss prior knowledge about aurora, read essays about auroral activity ...
Arches, streamers, polar lights, merry dancers… just a few of many names used to describe the aurora...
Accurately predicting when, and from where, an aurora will be visible is particularly difficult, yet...
An aurora may often be viewed hundreds of kilometers equatorward of the auroral oval owing to its al...
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