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Ann. Geophysical 18, 110 (2000) EGS SpringerVerlag 2000Simultaneous Aurora observations described in the historical records of China, Japan and Korea from ancient times to AD 1700 D. M. Willis1, F.

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1. Start by selecting a suitable observation location with clear visibility of the night sky.
2. Set up the necessary equipment such as a camera or telescope for capturing the auroral activity.
3. Ensure that the camera is properly mounted and positioned to capture a wide field of view.
4. Choose a specific time frame for conducting the simultaneous auroral observations.
5. Monitor the local weather conditions to ensure optimal viewing conditions.
6. Begin the observations by capturing images or videos of the aurora borealis or aurora australis.
7. Make detailed notes or recordings of the observed auroral features, colors, and intensity levels.
8. Repeat the observations at regular intervals if desired, documenting any changes or patterns.
9. After completing the simultaneous auroral observations, compile and analyze the data collected.
10. Share your findings with scientific communities, researchers, or astronomy enthusiasts.

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1. Scientists and researchers studying the Earth's magnetosphere and space weather
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5. Photographers and artists using auroras as inspiration for their work
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Simultaneous auroral observations described refer to the process of observing the aurora borealis or aurora australis at the same time from multiple locations.

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Researchers, scientists, or observers who are studying the phenomenon of auroras are required to file simultaneous auroral observations.

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Simultaneous auroral observations can be filled out by documenting the date, time, location, and any relevant observations of the aurora.

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The purpose of simultaneous auroral observations is to gather data and study the behavior of auroras in different locations simultaneously.

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Information such as date, time, location, intensity, colors, and any accompanying weather conditions must be reported on simultaneous auroral observations.