Aurora Videos on YouTube

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Aurora Videos on YouTube

  • There are some striking videos of auroral activity on the recent big news item website YouTube.

    Here's one of them that's really worth a look.

    Dave Mitsky

    Sic itur ad astra!

    Chance favors the prepared mind.

    A man is a small thing, and the night is very large and full of wonders.

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  • That is my favorite one! Def. check it out.
  • Thanks for the link.  The video was great.
  • That's pretty wild.

    I have a stupid question: why are some of the brighter stars moving and those  that appear to be in the background/ somewhat dimmer are not? 

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  •  Sandycane wrote:

    That's pretty wild.

    I have a stupid question: why are some of the brighter stars moving and those  that appear to be in the background/ somewhat dimmer are not? 

    There aren't any stupid questions here! :) ... I thought that there must have been a meteor shower going on, or something along thoes sorts. They are probably just a few meteors passing by at the time the video was taken.
  • Hi Daniel, thanks for not calling me stupid. Cool [8D]

    I spotted the meteor shower in what I would call the foreground then there is the middle layer of moving stars/ constellations. Then there is the background layer of stars that are not moving.

    Maybe I'm just seeing things. Confused [%-)]

    'Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth.' - A. Einstein dotnetnews
  • Sandycane,

    Those nonmoving "stars" may be hot pixels or some other sort of artifact.

    Dave Mitsky 

     

    Sic itur ad astra!

    Chance favors the prepared mind.

    A man is a small thing, and the night is very large and full of wonders.

  • Thanks for the explanation, Dave.Smile [:)]
    'Unthinking respect for authority is the greatest enemy of truth.' - A. Einstein dotnetnews