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The Aurora Borealis Gallery

"The Northern Lights, How Can They Be, Who Painted The Sky, It Wasn't Me." Featured in this gallery are the works of two well-known science photographers who specialize in images of the Aurora borealis, also known as the Northern Lights. Our first photographer, Jan Curtis, has contributed the first six pictures. Jan is the Wyoming State Climatologist at the University of Wyoming. Prior to moving to Wyoming Jan worked and lived in Alaska where most of his aurora images were taken. To view more of Jan's work visit his Aurora Page. Our next photographer, Dick Hutchinson, has contributed the second six pictures. Dick lives about 48 miles south of the Artic Circle. He gets to do a lot of aurora watching and shooting, and his images bear this out. To view more of Dick's work visit his Aurora Page. All images copyright © Jan Curtis, images #1-#6 and Dick Hutchinson, images #7-#12. All rights reserved. << Aurora Borealis Gallery > Increase Your Science IQ ScienceMaster is Excited To Announce A New Web Site! Are you the kind of person who wonders about how the universe was formed, what pheromones are, or how jellyfish can survive without a brain? Do you think about genetically modified food and wonder what exactly stem cells are? Do you like to cut through the politics of global warming and therapeutic cloning and understand the scientific facts? If your answer is yes to any of these questions, this site has cooked up a daily helping of brain food just for people like you. ScienceIQ.com helps keep you informed and up-to-date about the world outside and within us, from white noise to gray matter to black holes. Check out ScienceIQ.com now and see why we're so excited about it.      To the Top About Us | Privacy Guarantee | Help & Support | Contact Us Partner With Us | Link To Us | Submit A Site Copyright © 2001 - 2008 The KGM Group, Inc. All Rights Reserved