Multiscale Aurora Imaging Network
This site summarize information about night-time optical observations near Apatity, Murmansk region.
The main aim of such observations is aurora (Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis), but some other night-sky events like meteors and satellites are also observed.
The information about routine observations contains of technical details about equipments used, time tables of past and current observations, overview of observed events (auroral keograms), and links to sites for individual instruments.
When it is possible, the site gives information about occasional optical observations and other simultaneous observations.
The main aim of such observations is aurora (Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis), but some other night-sky events like meteors and satellites are also observed.
The information about routine observations contains of technical details about equipments used, time tables of past and current observations, overview of observed events (auroral keograms), and links to sites for individual instruments.
When it is possible, the site gives information about occasional optical observations and other simultaneous observations.
Schema of
current realtime observations for
winter 2011-2012
Apatity, Murmansk region, Russia (67o34'N,
33o24'E)
Last
modified: 27 November 2011, 19:33 UT