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aurora borealis

Aurora Borealis
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aurora borealis

aurora borealis (bôr´ê-àl´îs, bor´-) noun
Luminous bands or streamers of internal linklight that are sometimes visible in the night skies of northern regions and are thought to be caused by the ejection of charged particles into the magnetic field of the earth. Also called northern lights.
[New Latin aurora boreâlis : Latin aurora, dawn + Latin boreâlis, northern.]


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42:51  A sign for aurora borealis, or Northern lights, in certain meteorological systems. Compare with the sign 40:11, for holiday in the Nordic countries during the Middle Ages, structurally related to 42:75. 

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AURORAL SOUNDS

March 13, 1989. This night on a cattle ranch in South Dakota, L. Hasselstrom was dazzled by internal linkwaves of blue auroral light sweeping up from the horizon and meeting at a internal linkfocal point nearly directly overhead. As the sky blazed, with the blue waves and crimson streamers, she heard:

     "...a distant tinkling, like bells. It came again, louder, just as a curtain of internal linkgreen light swept the entire  width of the sky from north to south. Each time green flushed the sky, the bells rang, the sound   softening to a gentle tinkle as the light died."
(Hasselstrom, Linda; "Night of the Bells," Readers Digest, p. 185, April 1992. Cr. J.B. Dotson.)

Comment. Note the correlation of the sound with the green portion of the aurora.

July 29, 1990. On Coll Island in Centennial Lake, 120 kilometers west of Ottawa. Watching an auroral display, L.R. Morris heard the sound of the aurora:

     "It was a faint but distant windlike sound; which, by internal linkprocess of elimination, could not be accounted   for by any phenomenon other than the aurora."
(Anonymous; "Auroral Sounds," Sky & Telescope, 83:105, January 1992. Cr. D. Snowhook.)

Comment. Auroras have been heard for centuries, but they "shouldn't be." Current theory restricts auroral  activity to altitudes above 50 miles, where a fair vacuum prevails, and sound generation and propagation are impossible. One explanation for auroral sounds is that internal linkintense internal linkelectromagnetic waves created by the auroras sweep through thee observer's brain and are rendered as sound (electrophonic sound). But perhaps some auroras reach down lower into the atmosphere than theory allows.

The internal linkSun emits a constant stream of charged particles (for convenience, the "Solar wind").  As you probably know, any moving electric charge creates a magnetic field, and vice versa.  This Solar wind, in turn, interferes with various earthbound fields to cause such astounding phenomena as the aurora borealis, or 'northern lights' (it also causes comet trails, which is why the trails always point away from the sun, even when the comet is on its way back 'out' of the solar system).


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Antarctic Aurora


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Norse Mythology:

The Valkyries ("chosers of the slain") are beautiful young women, mounted upon winged horses and armed with helmets and spears. Odin needs many brave warriors for the oncoming battle of Ragnarok, and the Valkyries scout the battlefields to choose the bravest of those who have been slain. They escort these heroes, called the Einherjar to Valhalla, Odin's hall.

The Valkyries are also Odin's messengers and when they ride forth on their errands, their armor causes the strange flickering light that is called "Aurora Borealis" (Northern Lights).


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Aurora Pillars along Electrical Transmission Towers


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Like many technology projects that seem to spring full-blown from the brow of a genius, Java is in fact the fruit of a near-lifelong quest. James Gosling’s career began at age 14 in Calgary when, during a high school tour, he memorized the code to the locks on the doors of the computer center at the University of Calgary. He then regularly admitted himself to read computer texts and use the DEC PDP-8s. He became so proficient that he was hired a year later by Digital Equipment to write machine code to be used for analyses of data on the aurora borealis from internal linkIsis satellites.

- George Gilder - _Telecosm_ - "The Coming Software Shift"


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Aurora compilation CD on Merck (2000)
Miranda I Am The World Trade Center - Out Of The Loop on Kindercore (2001)

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