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Man-Made Aurora 'Airglow' Along Alaska Road System Visible for Four Nights As High-Frequency Radio Experiments Push Through
For four nights, a man-made aurora 'airglow' will color the night sky along Alaska road systems during high-frequency radio experiments. Read more here.
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