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Aurora Borealis
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Description: "The general appearance of the aurora is that of an arch of white light rising from the horizon, like the morning down, from which reddish streamers radiate upward, appearing and disappearing in rapid succession, in a series extending along the rim of the arch from one extremity to the other, often with an undulatory motion, the arch continually rising till the streamers sometimes reach the zenith." -Atkinson 1903
Source: Atkinson, Philip Electricity for Everybody; Its Nature and Uses Explained (: The Century Company, 1903) 51
Keywords: northern lights
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