Find the realtime aurora images from the THEMIS all-sky imagers at the University of Calgary THEMIS website in Canada. Find archived images at the University of California Berkeley's all-sky imager data website. (Click to enlarge photo)
Most Recent Images and Videos
Dr. Manfred Bester During Filming of NOVA's Science NOW
Probing the Mysterious Aurora
THEMIS now has a ViewSpace show available through the Space Telescope Science Institute. ViewSpace uses internet-connected multimedia PC and a large-format display (such as data-grade video projector, plasma display panel, or presentation monitor) to show free-running multimedia presentations that combine: Beautiful, high resolution images; Digital movies and animations; Interpretive captions, and Evocative music. The THEMIS show displays beautiful auroral imagery and tells the story of THEMIS.
Presentations and Lessons
Magnetometer Signature Tutorial
A review of the science behind Magnetometer Signatures. Prepared by Dr. Laura Peticolas. Available in PPT (1.41 MB) or HTML.
The Northern and Southern Lights
Prepared by Dani Steele and Shayna Richards. Download the PPT file here (766KB).
Auroras Alight!
A PowerPoint Presentation presented by Dr. Nahide Craig and Dr. Vassilis Angelopoulos. Suitable for grades K-6. Download the entire presentation in a single ZIP file here (includes the PPT file and all linked video files - 51.5MB) or download individual files here.
Aurora
Games and Interactive Sites
Wrath of RA - Ttry to hit Earth by launching particles off the Sun. If you hit Earth, you may cause an aurora!(From Spaceweathercenter.com)
Concentration - Play
the Classic Concentration Game with aurora images.