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    Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky

    Ultracold Polar Telescope Searches for Dark Energy
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    Image of Gann Gann
    08/19/09

    In reply to Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky
    I bumped into an unseasonal aurora borealis while driving through Canada one summer. It was the most beautiful thing I've ever seen. Photos really can't do it justice. Sat and watched it for hours, lost track of time and had to sleep in my car at the Canada/Alaska border until it reopened in the morning.
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    Image of vuffiraa vuffiraa
    08/18/09

    In reply to Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky
    Gorgeous, but at least inform us when the photos are 6 months old or more... according to the NSF site, at least a few if not all of these were taken back in June 2008.
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    08/18/09

    @vuffiraa: I'll promote your comment to address a couple things.

    1) In the science community lots of data is taken and it takes years to analyze it. Which means photos taken in 2008 get analyzed in 2009 and finally sent to the public/scientific community at large to be reviewed.

    2) Regardless of if 1) is true, I agree with you, because I really like scientific accuracy.
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    Image of twophrasebark twophrasebark
    08/18/09

    In reply to Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky
    Never mind...
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    Edited by twophrasebark at 08/18/09 4:06 PM twophrasebark was starred twophrasebark was unstarred
    Image of Anekanta - Space Hippy! Anekanta - Space Hippy!
    08/18/09

    In reply to Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky
    Yeah, but are there any freaky little aliens running around taking over people's bodies?
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    Image of BadUncle BadUncle
    08/18/09

    In reply to Aurora Australis Warms Up the Antarctic Sky
    Those are amazing photos. They look concept watercolors for a movie.
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