Alien Aurora Fractalis by Old-Geezer

Fractal • Space • posted on Feb 27, 2011

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Another picture taken on my vacation trip to the planet Fractalovia. This was a night view of the sky while peeking through an opening in the vegetation. This was similar to our Aurora Borealis but, I think, a wee bit more spectacular! (I must admit, it scared the heck out of me!) Thanks for viewing this 81 year old geezer's true fractal based on my own equation in Tierazon. I respectfully invite you to visit my website, Realistic Fractals, which I've sorted into People, Objects, and Religious galleries: http://realisticfractals.com

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greyone

9:02AM | Sun, 27 February 2011

Very cool image. The northern lights or Auroa Borealis are quite vivid where we live. There is very few lights around so the lights dancing thru the sky are much more visable than they are when viewed from a large town or city with so much light pollution everywhere.

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