Aurora Borealis Posters & Art
A large selection of images from Art.com.

Books about the Aurora Borealis
A guide to the best books on the Northern Lights, at all levels from children's introductions to scientific treatises.

Aurora Video
This 58-minute DVD was shot in Iceland - several 1-second trailers can be viewed on the site.

The Aurora
A graphics-intensive slide show introduces the mystery of the Northern Lights. Sponsored by Asahi.

Aurora Borealis
from "Virtual Finland", photos by Martti Rikkonen, including a beautiful 1-minute video clip set to music.

Aurora Borealis & Hale-Bopp Comet
Sixteen photos are posted here.

Aurora Borealis Photos
Tom Eklund has posted a large collection of aurora photos from Finland, and is constantly adding new ones.

Aurora Borealis Photos
Sigurður H Stefnisson has posted 26 Northern Lights photos from Iceland.

Aurora Index
Over 30 articles are posted at the Alaska Science Forum site.

A Blast of Solar Wind
NASA reports on some of the effects of a huge geomagnetic storm on October 21, 1999.

Celtic Myths about the Aurora
Kytheriea, of House Shadow Drake, introduces some of the stories about the Fir Chlis, as the Northern Lights were known in Scotland.

Dick Hutchinson Photos
From Circle, Alaska, Dick has posted a large selection of Aurora photos, as well as comments on how they were shot,

The Final Wish
It was Sanae Nakai's final wish to see the northern lights, and a team of Japanese and Canadians were able to make her wish come true.

Forecast of Auroral Activity
Based on measurements of solar activity, this daily forecast is formulated by researchers at the University of Alaska Fairbanks.

Jan Curtis Photos
Almost 50 superb images on-line, with basic suggestions on how to shoot.

A New Auroral Record
For six months in 1995-1996, an all-sky camera set up at Eagle, Alaska recorded all visible auroras within the camera's 870-mile field-of-view.

New Data on the Magnetosphere
From NASA's "Space Science News," an excellent illustrated article describing new discoveries, and the many mysteries that remain.

Northern Lights at Chena
An unusual photo taken near Chena Hot Springs, Alaska.

This joint venture between the Andøya Rocket Range, Norwegian Space Centre and Nordlyssenteret provides excellent information and superb photography.

Photographing the Northern Lights
An introduction to capturing the magic of one of the North's most memorable features on film.

Planet Earth, a Great Magnet
An excellent basic description of solar winds and the aurora, linked to pages with more in-depth information.

Poker Flat Research Range
The world's only scientific rocket launching facility owned by a university is used to study the arctic atmosphere and ionosphere, including the aurora. The heavily-framed Web site has a great deal of information, most of it intended for a general audience.

The Silver Harness
A beautiful story by Andre DeMerchant that has changed the way I look at the Northern Lights.

Slides of the Aurora
The Geophysical Institute of the University of Alaska Fairbanks has 4 sets of slides available for purchase at a very reasonable cost.

Sodankylä Geophysical Observatory
Three photos from this Finnish observatory at 67° 22' N, 26° 38' E.

Solar Wind Studied
From NASA, a report on the study of the cause of the Auroras, using 3 satellites and a global imaging system.

Sounds of the Aurora
Can you hear the Aurora? - Larry Gedney explains why scientists don't think so.

THEMIS Project
A series of satellites and ground stations are studying the auroral substorms that cause spectacular light displays.

Todd Salat Shots
Todd's images of the Aurora Borealis are superb. As well as a line of note cards, he offers slide shows and workshops in Alaska.

Tromsø Geophysical Observatory
Located in Tromsø, Norway - the Web site has an excellent article on the Northern Lights, from mythology to modern research.