“…Light frost begins to blanket the land as late autumn starts to lose its heating hours to the arrival of our northern shortened winter sun. ‘Termination Dust’ covers the surrounding peaks with the first snowfalls that will remain for the next eight months. To enrich the moment, powerful rolling walls of brilliant auroral curtains ascended out of the northeast, covering the entire night sky above Alaska. Evidence of its sheer power and intensity are cast across the delta plain below and the distant peaks and glaciers of the northwestern Chugach Mountains…”