
Aurorasaurus
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New Mexico Consortium #CitizenScience creating real-time aurora maps! Posts by @bubblyplasma, @SNHWx. https://t.co/aJjT8UOcXb, Guidelines: https://t.co/HWKwYifHUF
NMC with NASA, NSF support
Joined January 2012
RT @NASASun: NASA’s TRACERS spacecraft have arrived at Vandenberg Space Force Base in California. Next destination: space! 🚀. TRACERS (Tan….
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RT @NASAScienceAA: A team from @UofMich is working with @NASA to create a new approach to measure Earth’s magnetic fields by developing a n….
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RT @Vincent_Ledvina: No, you didn’t see STEVE this weekend. you actually saw the first sighting of WILBUR (White Ionized Launch Byproduct….
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RT @NASASun: Do THESE look familiar? 👇 . If so, you could help @DoNASAScience!. Noctilucent, or night-shining, clouds are the world’s high….
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So much possibility to @DoNASAScience with these incredible images and so wonderful to have such a talented photographer on orbit. Some incredible aurora images!.
Star trail from ISS; I think these are a blend of both science and art. There is so much techno-geek stuff to see, or you can simply sit back and think “How cool”. This one shows atmospheric airglow, yellow-green at 120km and the fainter upper red at 400km, star trails moving in
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RT @Vincent_Ledvina: This is the extent to which the aurora was seen one year ago today. One of the largest aurora events in all of recorde….
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It's an aurora-versary! We are grateful to everyone who submitted reports--both during the storm and afterward--you made it our biggest reporting day in the history of Aurorasaurus! Stay tuned in the coming months for news on our May storm data processing efforts. 👀.
One year ago today, the Sun unleashed a torrent of eruptions that caused the biggest geomagnetic storm in over two decades. Auroras filled the skies as far south as Mexico! 🤩 . But the storm’s impacts reached even farther and wider than you might think. Here’s some of what
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This is an incredible mega-thread!.
Have you seen fragmented aurora-like emissions (FAEs)? These small aurora “tick-tacks” are a newly-discovered phenomenon that has important implications in the aurora science community! If you think you’ve seen these in your photos, keep reading to find out how you can help.
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RT @DoNASAScience: That’s a wrap on Citizen Science Month—and we crushed our goal of #OneMillionActsOfScience!. Because of you, discoveries….
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RT @DoNASAScience: Launching today! 🚀 Join Galaxy Zoo to help identify the shapes of galaxies in over 500,000 @NASAWebb images, many of whi….
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RT @DoNASAScience: This 4th week of #CitizenScienceMonth, we’re highlighting how NASA #CitizenScience helps solve real-world problems to pr….
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RT @YEGHugo: Chasing the Northern Lights. 2025 is the peak of the solar cycle, and with it more auroras. Come out and enjoy the wonderful g….
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RT @astro_jannicke: I promised Svalbard I would wave to everyone there when I flew over them! Hi Svalbard 👋 and particular thank you to our….
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