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Aurora Borealis & The Midnight Sun |
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Tranøy, Norway February 9, 2011 ..
The image above was taken by Hannes Hugo Løhre of the Moon and the aurora taken a couple of days ago. The image was adopted by a couple of sites on Youtube as strong and clear evidence of Nibiru aka Planet X. The thinking was that the Aurora are visible at night, that this most be a second Sun... This is a 30 sec. exposure of the Moon, which was half moon at the time of shooting Related Links:
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Svalbard (Spitzbergen), Norway ..
There are very few places on Earth where one can see aurora during the day. Svalbard (Spitzbergen) is ideally located for this. For a 10 week period around winter solstice it is dark enough during the day to see aurora, and the latitude is such that near local noon the auroral oval is usually overhead. ~ Source |
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Midnight Sun at Point Barrow, Alaska, at latitude 71° 23' N; exposures made in August at half-hour intervals ..
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