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An auroral curtain dances low in the
southern sky over the moonlit snow and trees
of Broad Pass, Alaska on the night of March
23/24, 2002. The moon's overexposed image
appears on the upper right, while the stars
of the "sickle" of Leo appear on the upper
left. A moonlit vapor trail from a
high-flying jet appears to pass between the two. The
bright star on the upper right is Pollux,
the brightest in the constellation Gemini.
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Date: March 23/24, 2002
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Photo Details: Fuji Provia
400F, exposure details not recorded
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Processing Details: NikonScan
3.1.0, Noise Ninja 2.3.2, Photoshop CS2
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Location: Broad Pass (MP201
George Parks Hwy), Alaska, USA
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