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I found these over the atlantic, as i was over Iceland i *think*

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i think they are, you might have to check with the others, but i made a google search, and so thats where i got my reasoning. lol, always trust google.

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I have seen the same thing over Alaska and Canada. Isn't it like the Auroa Belesaris or something like that?

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Yeah, that's it! I've seen it flying around Iceland, and around Alaska as well.

Besides seeing the Aurora in flight sim, my wife and I saw it in real life one time during a flight from Anchorage to Seattle during January. I'd have to say that the sim version compares very favorably to the real thing. Only difference I remember is that in the sim it's mostly green and gold colors, but the real thing had a lot of red in it, like red satin draperies blowing in the wind. Very cool to watch.

Ed

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Looks like FlightSim has another goody with this.
Check for other pictures of Aurora Borealis at

http://www.ptialaska.net/~hutch/aurora.html

and for a video

There are several videos on this site.
HTH
Pierre

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Yeah, that's the northern lights, not totally unrealistic. See them a lot looking over Lake Ontario towards Canada. Sometimes it looks like rows of ribbon candy, sometimes blotches of colors, green, whitish, orange, you name it. One time I saw it, it was spiraling strands of pale green all converging on a central area (a vortex?) I thought i was watching some kind of rip in the space time continuom(sp) on a Star Trek episode.

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