Aurora Borealis Reports Now Available on Google
Citizen Science Project Collaborates with Search Giant
Real-Time Aurora Data at Your Fingertips
Google has partnered with the Aurorasaurus citizen science project to provide real-time aurora reports directly from its search engine. This collaboration aims to enhance user access to up-to-date information about aurora activity around the globe.
The Aurorasaurus project collects data from a network of cameras and sensors located in northern and southern latitudes. This data is used to create real-time maps that show the location, intensity, and movement of auroras.
To access the aurora reports on Google, simply type "aurora" into the search bar. You will see a map that displays the current aurora activity in your area, as well as a summary of the activity in other regions. You can also click on the "Explore" tab to view historical data and learn more about auroras.
This collaboration between Google and Aurorasaurus is a valuable resource for anyone interested in auroras. Whether you are a scientist studying these celestial phenomena or a traveler hoping to catch a glimpse of the Northern or Southern Lights, these real-time reports will help you stay informed and plan your aurora viewing experience.
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