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    Sparkling seas explained

    Oct 31, 2018 2 minutes

    IT’S A phenomenon that’s become so popular to see and photograph it has its own Facebook group – Bioluminescence Australia – with about 9000 members. This forum allows users to alert others to sightings of bioluminescent plankton blooms, and swap spectacular images, videos and stories of their experiences.

    Through this group in August, photographer and amateur astronomer David Finlay

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