Ronnie Sherard
3-Year Appiversary!
The app is officially three years old today! Thank you to those of you who use the app, have spread the word, and have provided feedback...
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Introducing
Welcome to Amazing Aurora, the mobile app that brings the Northern Lights to you. Experience the beauty and wonder of this natural phenomenon from the comfort of your own home with real-time updates and notifications. Our interactive map and educational resources make it easy to learn about this incredible sight.
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Main App Features
Real-Time Solar Wind Data
Speed, Density, Bz, Bt, and
Hemispheric Power for the
Next Hour at Your Fingertips!
Aurora Reports and Tracking
See Where the Aurora is Being Seen and Join in on the Chase!
Get Alerted of Activity
Turn on Mobile Alerts to Get Notified When Activity is Occurring or Conditions are Favorable
Frequently Asked Questions
Got Questions? We’re Here to Help.
What does the Amazing Aurora app do?
The Amazing Aurora app provides the user with a vast amount of information regarding the solar wind impacting Earth. The solar wind interacting with Earth's magnetosphere is what causes the aurora to occur!
How often is the app updated?
The answer to this question is, it depends. The app is updated whenever bugs are uncovered by users, when major package updates are available, and if suggested features are added to the app. The app is updated, at a minimum, once per year to insure it is compliant with security features provided by Google and Apple.
There are several aurora apps out there. What makes Amazing Aurora the best?
A lot of time and effort has been put in developing the app to make it the best option for anyone from beginner to advanced users. The information is collected from national space weather agencies and, rather than regurgitate all of this information, Amazing Aurora refines it using a proprietary algorithm to give you indications of when conditions are just right in your area to see this phenomenon. It has been field tested and validated by first-time gazers and veteran light chases alike!
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