Defense Meteorological Satellite Program - Northern lights

COMPOSITE IMAGE—This Defense Meteorological Satellite Program satellite network image uses a combination of infrared data with a specialized visual sensor that can see lights at night. The yellow streak shows a vigorous aurora over Norway and Sweden on Oct. 30. (Courtesy image)

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Author: U.S. Air Force

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Added On	14th September 2015
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