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Related: About this forumVideo: Lights Over Lapland (Aurora)
A powerful geomagnetic storm creates extreme auroras in the skies above Abisko National Park in Sweden. This video was shot in three hours by Lights Over Lapland photographer Chad Blakley.
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Video: Lights Over Lapland (Aurora) (Original Post)
pokerfan
Jan 2012
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CaliforniaPeggy
(149,588 posts)1. Wow! Thank you, my dear pokerfan! Just gorgeous! n/t
pokerfan
(27,677 posts)4. It's one of the best aurora videos I've ever seen
About what I experienced in the middle of BC one time.
gopiscrap
(23,756 posts)2. Pretty cool
when I was a child and living in Germany our family went uthere once..it was awesome!!!
jberryhill
(62,444 posts)3. Ah Lapland
Long winter nights, reindeer games, and the traditional Lap dances...
A great place from start to Finnish.
pokerfan
(27,677 posts)5. reminds me
of MASH (the movie):
Hail to the Chief
He's the best of all the Trappers
He needs a queen
To sit upon his lapper.
He's the best of all the Trappers
He needs a queen
To sit upon his lapper.
Worried senior
(1,328 posts)6. Sure wish
I could have been there to see them. I live in northern WI and have seen the lights several times in the past but it's been quite a long time. Really would love to see them again before I die.
Jack Rabbit
(45,984 posts)7. So this is what it looks like to pass through a solar flare?
Wow, aren't such thing grand to behold?