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GEODESIC flew through an aurora like this one to study how such light shows form.
Alaskan climatologist and photographer Jan Curtis captured this image of the Northern Lights on Dec. 24, 1999
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Bright Aurora Seen Across Northeast
Observers comment on northern lights
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Lee Siegel
posted: 03:29 pm ET
14 August 2000
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