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North Dakota Dual Aurora Cameras

North Dakota Dual Aurora Cameras

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This channel provides a live stream of a north-facing aurora camera, offering continuous views of the northern skies. It is part of a student-led citizen science project utilizing dual aurora cameras to observe celestial phenomena from the Martens Observatory in Inkster, North Dakota.

#aurora #northern lights #astronomy #space #science #citizen science #north dakota #observatory #night sky #livestream

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