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CALIFORNIA AURORA - July 27, 2004High, middle and low latitude regions in North America witnessed strong auroral activity following the arrival of a strong coronal mass ejection late on July 26 (associated with a long-duration M1 solar flare on July 25). Low latitude sky watchers in Utah, Nevada and California witnessed auroral activity early on July 27.

NORTHERN LIGHTS IN CALIFORNIA - October 29, 2003A historic geomagnetic storm: Two powerful coronal mass ejections associated with X17.2 and X10.0 solar flares impacted the Earth on October 29 and 30, followed by severe to extreme geomagnetic storm conditions. Spectacular auroral displays have been observed as far south as California, Arizona, Texas and Florida.

THE PLANETARY ALIGNMENT OF SPRING 2002Bright Jupiter, yellow Saturn, rusty-red Mars, blazing Venus and glimmering Mercury gathered for a brilliant show across the western evening sky. A fine crescent moon added to an already dazzling visual feast between May 13 - 16. The finest planetary conjunction for decades to come... Slide Show

G A L L E R Y
EXHIBITION 2001 CALIFORNIA
NIGHT VISION California Aurora - July 2004
California Aurora - November 2003 ALASKA AURORA
California Aurora - November 2001 April 2001
Leonid Meteor Storm - November 2001
March 2001 - I
Planetary Alignment - July 2001 - I
March 2001 - II
Planetary Alignment - July 2001 - II
August 2000
California Aurora - April 2001
March 2000
ARIZONA
February 2000
The Planetary Alignment of Spring 2002
more Alaska Aurora
The 2002 Perseid Meteor Shower
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