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                    Location | Images | Comments |  
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 | Threes van Nieuwenhoven, Lofoten, Norway
 Nov. 26, 2008
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                    movie, 
                    more |  This 
                      movie is made from 7 pictures of beautifully moving 
                      and colorful northern lights. We enjoyed this heavenly feast 
                      thanks to the coronal hole CH349. Photo 
                      details: Canon 
                      400D, exp. 7x10 sec., 800 asa  |  
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 | Claus Vogel, Pangnirtung, Nunavut - Baffin Island, Canada
 Nov. 25, 2008
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                    #2, more |  The dancing lights have returned for a second night in the row.  A photography friend of mine and I headed out behind our house in hopes of capturing the lights on pixel- beautiful show tonight despite the -30 degree Celsius temperatures.
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 | Aleksander Chernucho, Mt. Khibiny, Kolyskia peninsula, Russia
 Nov. 25, 2008
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                    #2, 
                    more |  Photo 
                      details: Nikon 
                      D700, Nikkor 24-85, f2.8-4, ISO 1000  |   
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 | Sylvain 
                    Serre, Salluit, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada
 Nov. 19, 2008
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                    #2, #3, 
                    #4, more |  Tonight, 
                      for a second night in a row, we went to see the northern 
                      lights. The sky was partly clear. The temperature was -15 
                      C.  Photo 
                      details: Canon 
                      EOS 30D, 10mm, 15 sec., 1600 ISO, f3.5  |   
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 | Halldor 
                    Sigurdsson, Reykjavik - Iceland
 Nov. 9, 2008
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                    #2, 
                    more |  The 
                      light you see in the middle is the Imagine Peace Light donated 
                      last year by Yoko Ono, and to the left you can see the Northern 
                      Lights. Photo 
                      details: Canon 
                      350D, 30 seconds |   
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 | Jaka 
                    Ortar, Tromsø, Norway, EUROPE
 Nov. 8, 2008
 | #1, 
                    #2, #3, 
                    #4, more |  At 
                      first we didn't know if we would get above fog which had 
                      covered city, but at the southern peak we have finally found 
                      first stars. Just a minute later firs auroras occurred. 
                      These auroras were really magical for us, because in the 
                      Alps (we come from Slovenia) such a celestial show is very 
                      rare. It was unforgettable!  |  more images: from 
              Claus Vogel of Pangnirtung, Nunavut, Canada; from 
              Sylvain Serre of Salluit, Nunavik, Quebec, Canada
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