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December |
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THURSDAY,
DECEMBER 20, 2007 |
The auroral oval is perfectly positioned
above Yellowknife between midnight and 1:30 a.m., which means
the lights often make an appearance over the city even if
activity levels are low.
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TIME: 00h59 / 1h41 Mountain
LOCATION: Yellowknife
DIRECTION: East
REPLAY (1.3 MB)
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November |
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FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 30, 2007 |
A mix of celestial and atmospheric favourites in Tuktoyaktuk.
Ice fog, light pillars, aurora and a northern pingo are all included in this replay. |
TIME: 22h47 / 2h43 Mountain
LOCATION: Tuktoyaktuk
DIRECTION: North
REPLAY (2.4 MB)
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FRIDAY,
NOVEMBER 9, 2007 |
The swirling motion of an aurora combines with a surging flow
of ice on the Mackenzie River to create a very unique Norman Wells
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TIME: 23h04 / 3h11 Mountain
LOCATION: Norman Wells
DIRECTION: South
REPLAY (4.0MB) |
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October |
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TUESDAY,
OCTOBER 3, 2007 |
October's first early substorm filled Yellowknife's skies
for over an hour. This replay begins with a surge in the East
that causes North/South motion in the magnetic field line. |
TIME: 19h36 / 20h53 Mountain
LOCATION: Fraser Tower
DIRECTION: East
REPLAY (2.6MB) |
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September |
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FRIDAY,
SEPTEMBER 7, 2007 |
Yet another celestial spectacle above a calm northern lake. A substorm
invades the skies for 10 minutes, leaving a blanket of particles
in its path.
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TIME: 23h14 / 23h57 Mountain
LOCATION: Ingraham Trail
DIRECTION: East
REPLAY (2.1MB) |
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THURSDAY,
SEPTEMBER 6, 2007 |
A slow moving green auroral arc fills the sky as clouds sweep
across this Ingraham Trail setting.
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TIME: 22h34 / 00h14 Mountain
LOCATION: Ingraham Trail
DIRECTION: Northeast
REPLAY (2MB) |
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SUNDAY,
SEPTEMBER 2, 2007 |
An early morning auroral substorm erupts above Prosperous
Lake near Yellowknife.
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TIME: 01h42 / 03h21 Mountain
LOCATION: Ingraham Trail
DIRECTION: Northeast
REPLAY (4MB) |
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April |
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TUESDAY,
APRIL 3, 2007 |
Two houseboats, one full moon and three hours of auroral activity
set the stage for a truly classic evening on Yellowknife Bay.
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TIME: 21h57 / 22h32 Mountain
LOCATION: Yellowknife Bay
DIRECTION: East
REPLAY (1.4MB) |
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MONDAY,
APRIL 2, 2007 |
Vessels at the Yellowknife Yacht Club sit quitely below an
active sky. In spite of the bright moon, an
aurora emerges as a faint green against a cool blue background.
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TIME: 22h27 / 23h58 Mountain
LOCATION: Great Slave Lake
DIRECTION: South
REPLAY (1.0MB) |
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March |
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SUNDAY,
MARCH 25, 2007 |
Eruption after eruption made this one of the best nights of
the year. In this footage, Vee Lake, near Yellowknife, is once
again exposed to towering curtains of light.
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TIME: 23h07 / 23h51 Mountain
LOCATION: Vee Lake
DIRECTION: Northeast
REPLAY (1.6MB) |
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FRIDAY,
MARCH 16, 2007 |
A spectacular substorm display caps off a full night of powerful
auroras above Vee Lake, near Yellowknife. This footage includes
multiple replays captured from the same location.
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TIME: 23h23 / 02h06 Mountain
LOCATION: Vee Lake
DIRECTION: Northwest & Northeast
REPLAY (2.1MB) |
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WEDNESDAY,
MARCH 14, 2007 |
These replays capture two very formidable bursts above Yellowknife
Bay. Passing clouds of ice and chimney fog reflect city light,
but fail to block the clouds
of light.
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MONDAY,
MARCH 12, 2007 |
Even with ice clouds in the neighbourhood, it was another good
night of viewing in Yellowknife. This steady stream of particles
had a few defining moments.
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February |
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FRIDAY,
FEBRUARY 16, 2007 |
Almost the same perspective as the February 10 Replay, but a
much more dramatic light show, not to mention a noticeable increase
in ice road traffic.
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TIME: 23h04 / 23h44 Mountain
LOCATION: Dettah Ice Road
DIRECTION: North
REPLAY (1.5MB) |
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SATURDAY,
FEBRUARY 10, 2007 |
Ice road traffic scurries past a calm aurora on Yellowknife
Bay. Even with the orange glow of the capital nearby, this is
still a top notch viewing location.
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TIME: 23h04 / 23h44 Mountain
LOCATION: Dettah Ice Road
DIRECTION: North
REPLAY (1.1MB) |
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