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High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program conducts a preflight checklist before the Asteroid Bounce campaign Tuesday, Dec. 20, 2022, in Gakona as temperatures hit forty below. 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Dung beetle, Lund University. 201117. Photographer: Chris Collingridge; ©C.Collingridge 2017 ++27 (0)725191026https://spaceweatherarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/08/beetlejfoster-1510_splash.jpgBeetleJFoster-1510_splashBela-Bela, South Africa. Dung beetle, Lund University. 201117. 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Auroral Arc over Saskatchewan Star PartyA fragment of a STEVE auroral arc to the northwest over the main observing field at the Saskatchewan Summer Star Party, on August 31, 2019, just before midnight CST. 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fish-eye lens / all-sky view of the STEVE aurora arc across the sky and in clouds on May 6, 2018, from home in southern Alberta, with a diffuse aurora to the north casting streaks of purple up the sky, and a green glow along the horizon. 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