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     • Frequency of 12,330 measured heights of aurora from southern Norway in the years 1911–1944
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3. agupubs.onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › pdfStatistics of heights of various auroral forms from Southern ...

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   (1) Introduction—In a short paper published in this Journal in December, 1946, I gave the results of 12,330 measurements of height of polar aurora observed in Southern Norway during 1911–44. The pr...

   • Author: Carl Störmer

   • Publish Year: 1948

4. www.astronomy.com › science › northern-lightsThe northern lights: A history of aurora sightings

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   May 10, 2024 · The earliest recording. When solar wind, a stream of charged particles – protons and electrons – flow from the sun, and collide with the Earth’s atmosphere, it creates the northern lights. The...

5. www.wikidata.org › wiki › Q56083857Frequency of 12,330 measured heights of aurora from southern ...

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   Frequency of 12,330 measured heights of aurora from southern Norway in the years 1911–1944 (English)

6. seetheaurora.com › aurora-stats-and-averagesAurora Stats and Averages - See The Aurora

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   Jan 13, 2018 · As of 2024, we are nearing the maximum of solar cycle 25, which started in December of 2019. The previous solar cycle (24) was the weakest in 100 years. The strongest solar cycle (19) on record occurred in 1957. Visit the Kp Index Explained page to learn how it relates to seeing the aurora.

7. ui.adsabs.harvard.edu › abs › 1946TeMAEFrequency of 12,330 measured heights of aurora from southern ...

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   Frequency of 12,330 measured heights of aurora from southern Norway in the years 1911-1944. (1) Since 1911, I have had at my disposition a network of auroral stations in southern Norway and about 32,000 usable auroral photographs have been taken.

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   In this article, I’ll show you the best time and places to see the Northern Lights in Norway so you can have a memorable trip seeing the majestic Aurora Borealis over the spectacular Norwegian landscapes!