Nordamerika => Kanada & Alaska => Alaska & Yukon => Thema gestartet von: EDVM96 am 07.08.2011, 16:03 Uhr
Titel: Polarlicht (Aurora borealis) im Sommer
Beitrag von: EDVM96 am 07.08.2011, 16:03 Uhr
In Alaska ist es manchmal auch im Sommer möglich, Polarlichter zu sehen: Am gestrigen Samstag konnte man in Anchorage die Northern Lights bewundern.
(http://media.adn.com/smedia/2011/08/06/20/53/egUKr.Em.7.jpg) Northern Lights am Nachthimmel von Anchorage (Foto: ADN)
Zitat
Aurora crowns northern Knik Arm Forecasters last week predicted a big show of northern lights after a major solar event Tuesday. Unfortunately clouds obscured most of the show until around 2 a.m. Saturday when they cleared to reveal a spectacular sight. The image, looking north from the Tony Knowles Coastal Trail, is actually six stitched together. The lights of Anchorage are at lower right.
