- The document describes an experiment conducted by Philippe Jeanjacquot at the Kandilli Observatory to capture images of the Aurora Borealis using a terrella, or miniature model of Earth and its magnetic field.
- The experiment uses a vacuum bell, high voltage power supply, and vacuum pump to simulate the conditions that create the Northern Lights.
- The document provides historical background on scientific discoveries of the Aurora Borealis dating back to the 16th century and compares images captured in the terrella experiment to actual NASA images of the Aurora Borealis.
5. We have capturedAurorasBorealis ! 1582-1598 TychoBrahé:Realised the first graph of auroras annual number 1716-1732 Celsius: Found than when the auroras borealis appears, the needle of the compass change of direction .
6. We have capturedAurorasBorealis ! 1829-1830 Hansteen: Measurement of the auroras height with triangular method. 1817 Jean BaptisteBiot: study of the auroras polarization.
7. We have capturedAurorasBorealis ! 1870 Tromholt: Found a link between the auroras frequency and the solar spots. 1868 Angstrom: Establish the auroras spectrum.
46. ON A CAPTURé DES AURORES POLAIRES ! Contests and exibitions
47. ON A CAPTURé DES AURORES POLAIRES ! Science week in ourschool
48. ON A CAPTURé DES AURORES POLAIRES ! C’Génial contest in Paris
49. ON A CAPTURé DES AURORES POLAIRES ! Our experiment in a suitcase…
50. We have capturedAurorasBorealis ! If you need more informations please contact me: philippe.jeanjacquot@gmail.com Comenius : http://isheyevo.ens-lyon.fr/eaae/groupspace/european-sun/workshops/an-polar-light-in-our-schools