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aurorasaurus skip to content login join us blog learn participate navigation menu navigation menu home aurora map storm tracker leaderboard participate learn blog privacy policy join us login geomagnetically induced currents october 23 2026 october 26 2026 large aurora events other resources for aurora hunters solar events understanding the aurora by dr bhagyashree waghule geomagnetically induced currents gics are the last link of the space weather chain they can sometimes adversely affect manmade technology understanding when and where they arise is a research topic i pursued for my phd having studied this topic for the past 5 years and as an aurorasaurus ambassador i wanted read more geomagnetically induced currents an ausome distance september 25 2026 october 20 2026 education hands on activities understanding the aurora the au ribbon is a classroom sized model of the distance between the earth and sun that can be used for demonstrations and activities in classroom and informal education environments with students middle school age and up it can also serve as a demo that a student can create for an assignment science fair or other read more an ausome distance multiple intelligences and participatory science august 21 2026 october 26 2026 citizen science education steve has likely been observed for millennia but it was not until photographers began to question it that modern science took notice and began to study it photographers bring to scientific inquiry different skillsets than traditional scientists this collaboration can be described in terms of a theory from the field of psychology called multiple intelligences read more multiple intelligences and participatory science a solar cycle of data aurorasaurus reports 2014 2025 july 31 2026 july 31 2026 analyzing aurorasaurus data citizen science large aurora events solar events studies by aurorasaurus first thank you for being part of the aurorasaurus community every observation you have shared has helped build something remarkable we re excited to announce the release of more than a decade of aurorasaurus citizen science data to make this resource as useful as possible dr liz macdonald and post bachelor researcher feras natsheh have further refined read more a solar cycle of data aurorasaurus reports 2014 2025 staying cool with aurora science june 22 2026 june 23 2026 citizen science education understanding the aurora by tanya melnik and laura edson the aurora follows a life cycle called a substorm we know the feeling of waiting for the most dynamic part of the substorm to light the sky with green and red ribbons but sometimes it seems to take forever in this post we ll go over a couple of reasons read more staying cool with aurora science how are sunspots related to auroras may 18 2026 may 29 2026 education large aurora events understanding the aurora while the sun appears constant in terms of heliophysics the sun varies naturally and goes through significant daily variations with solar maximum in the recent past a common question about auroras is are they caused by sunspots as with a lot of aurora science the answer is somewhat complicated and includes several phenomena that are read more how are sunspots related to auroras making auroras understandable march 30 2026 april 3 2026 citizen science education other resources for aurora hunters by laura edson mat in museum education when i first joined aurorasaurus six years ago i had a steep learning curve ahead of me i d struggled with algebra and calculus in high school i hadn t touched physics for 15 years and words like magnetohydrodynamics were pretty intimidating i was able to learn because dr liz read more making auroras understandable chasing the aurora home photographing the northern lights from 35 000 feet february 20 2026 february 20 2026 chasing the aurora first hand accounts from our users citizen science other resources for aurora hunters guest post by chandresh c k kedhambadi more and more we are asked how do i take photos if i can t go outside there are a host of reasons it might be more comfortable to enjoy the aurora through a window and even some situations where it s an advantage for example flying above the clouds with read more chasing the aurora home photographing the northern lights from 35 000 feet presenting auroras three lessons from museum education january 16 2026 march 30 2026 education hands on activities other resources for aurora hunters understanding the aurora by laura edson mat in museum education a question we have received more and more at aurorasaurus is do you have any suggestions for presenting auroras to the public the aurora is a really fun topic to share it is instantly engaging and technically challenging artistically beautiful and scientifically fascinating but it can also be read more presenting auroras three lessons from museum education are there auroras on mars december 19 2025 october 21 2026 solar events understanding the aurora with contributions from dr andréa hughes the short answer is yes but they are different from those on earth when we think about the aurora we often imagine beautiful green and red lights that ring the night skies around the north and south poles with the most dramatic displays in the hours around midnight this read more are there auroras on mars 1 2 3 14 next search for categories analyzing aurorasaurus data chasing the aurora first hand accounts from our users citizen science education fieldwork getting started with aurorasaurus hands on activities helio big year infographics large aurora events other resources for aurora hunters quizzes solar events steve studies by aurorasaurus tweets uncategorized understanding the aurora recent posts geomagnetically induced currents an ausome distance multiple intelligences and participatory science a solar cycle of data aurorasaurus reports 2014 2025 staying cool with aurora science recent comments aurorasaurus on privacy policy and terms ivette on 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