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You Can Still Enjoy The Northern Lights In Alaska's Endless Summer Sunlight!

 Proudly celebrating over 20 years at the Alaska Center for the Performing Arts.

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AurorA-Alaska's Great Northern Lights reflects 40 + years of Alaska's finest and rarest

auroral photography across magnificent vistas.  AurorA is now projected in stunning High

Definition BluRay® and has been enjoyed by thousands of world travelers and local Alaskans alike.

 We are excited for the next busy 2022 season ahead! OPENS MAY 24th through September 1st!

If you can’t make it to the show,  Alaska DVD’s & BluRay® Disks are always available online! 

 

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    Belt of Venus

    Belt of Venus

    What an amazing world we live in! Natural wonders abound, appear briefly & when least expected! Here is a view of this October’s fullmoon-rise (about 7 hours before 99.7%) over a few lofty peaks of the Clearwater Mountains! The pinkish sky-edge is called the “Belt of Venus”. This is where the remaining sunlight scatters through our atmosphere & the shadow of Earth (below the pink) extends through into space. This is best viewed in panorama (below) later than the initial moo
    Portage Lake as Orion-The Hunter rises

    Portage Lake as Orion-The Hunter rises

    From another angle, a few hours later, the windless night allowed for glassy waters on Portage Lake as Orion-The Hunter rises in the east. The twin stars of Gemini are at left with the star-filled swath of our Milky Way bisecting Pleiades, Hyades & Orion. We are truly such little people when the stars come out!
    Auroral Glow Backlights

    Auroral Glow Backlights

    While in much of the world light pollution diminishes a sky-view, moonless nights over Alaska are quite stunning, allowing for a crisp glimpse into the Heavens! Two mornings ago a weak auroral glow backlights the central Chugach Mountains ridgeline & a forest of mostly leafless Cottonwoods. The Big Dipper rises at left, the twin stars of Gemini hang in the aurora at low center & the tilted ‘V’ of Hyades sits below the cluster Pleiades (Seven Sisters) at upper right. Three pac
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