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| The auroral curtain moves, sometimes slowly and sometimes
rapidly, across the sky. Auroral scientists record these movements with a variety of
instruments. Among them is an all-sky camera, which produces circular images of the entire
sky, and a satellite-borne imaging device, which produces global images of Earth.
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![]() ![]() Domes housing all-sky cameras used to monitor the aurora |
![]() A sequence of all-sky camera images of the aurora |
![]() A sequence of satellite images of the aurora |