Shade's Aurora

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The eastern sky was massed with swaying auroral light, the most vivid and beautiful display that I had ever seen – fold on fold the arches and curtains of vibrating luminosity rose and spread across the sky, to slowly fade and yet again spring to glowing life.
--Robert Falcon Scott, 1911, Antarctica, Earth

The auroras at Shade's poles are impressive displays of light much like [those found on Earth].

Have they additional properties? - some other significance? Now what in the world could you mean by that?

You might try asking the Northfolk, perhaps...


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Edited June 26, 2010 5:44 pm by Mutt
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