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Originally posted by grantbeed
ive seen them once in Scotland, but nowhere as strong as this. This pic is from Norway. Pretty common up there. Lucky Norwegians!
From "The Journals of Lewis and Clark/by Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, edited and abridged by Anthony Brandt" (National Geographic Adventure Classics) p 100.
...last night late we were awoke by the sergeant of the guard to see a northern light, which was light, not red, and appeared to darken and was sometimes nearly obscured, and open, and many times appeared in light streaks, at other times a great space light, containing floating columns which appeared to approach each other and retreat, leaving the lighter space at no time of the same appearance.
Originally posted by OmegaLogos
Explanation: S&F!
Amazing picture! Its astounding to see that the sky can act sorta like a tv screen!
Personal Disclosure: I wonder if bluebeam or haarp can produce such amazing phenomena?
Originally posted by dmorgan
Pretty impressive but I'm fairly sure the photo was shot with a special lens like a fisheye or something similar. You can see the effect on the trees, they're all pointing towards the middle of the picture. The lights are showing the same effect with the streaking at the sides.
Cool nonetheless but I don't think it would have looked like an angel to the naked eye, a camera lens has created the effect (I think).
Originally posted by dmorgan
Pretty impressive but I'm fairly sure the photo was shot with a special lens like a fisheye or something similar.