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Tuesday, June 4, 2013

Northern Lights Images,Videos


 Many visitors come to Lapland with hopes of seeing the Northern Lights, which is a natural phenomenon that is also known as the Aurora Borealis. The best place to see the Northern Lights is the Lapland region, which is almost entirely located within the realm of the Arctic Circle. During the dark winter months here, when the sun rarely peaks its head over the horizon, you can expect to see the Northern Lights with regularity, and other peak seasons include February through March and September through October
bIf you have never seen the Northern Lights wherever they commonly occur in the world, then chances are good that you will be amazed the first time that you lay eyes on them. Swirling shades of blue, green, and red are most common when it comes to the Finland Northern Lights, and as one might expect, clear nights are best for viewing them.

Northern lights: spectacular footage captured in Iceland - video

 This footage of the northern lights was filmed on 17 March near Gullfoss and Skaftafell in Iceland with multiple DSLR cameras. The northern lights, or aurora borealis, is one of the most sublime and magnificent natural phenomena on Earth. The glow is caused by high-energy electrons colliding with oxygen atoms and nitrogen molecules

Northern lights over Norwegian Lapland - video

 This stunning time-lapse video of the northern lights was filmed over Birtavarre in Troms, north Norway. The northern lights, or aurora borealis, are caused by electrically charged solar particles reaching Earth. The phenomenon was stronger than usual this week - even visible in the British Isles - due to a large ejection of solar particles on Sunday

Solar flare produces spectacular northern lights over US and Canada – video

 A huge solar flare has sparked a colourful display of aurora borealis, or northern lights, in southern Canada and the northern states of the US. Charged particles from a solar flare have reached earth and produced a spectacular light show. This video shows the sky above Saint Cloud in Minnesota,,

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