With respect to stacking unfortunately you can't do it on when shooting an aurora other than for the foreground as it "averages" out the aurora from the sky and ends up removing it. It does work beautifully for astrophotography however.
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Yeah, I remember now him showing me how the cars disappeared on one of his photos when he was stacking. I am assuming he already knows this, but it is a good reminder. What is the program you are using. I am not sure what he uses, but when I do my photos (nothing as amazing as yours) I use photoshop.
I use a range of software. Mostly Adobe Lightroom but also Photoshop when required. Sequator is good for star stacking. I also use Microsoft ICE for complex panoramic stitches.
Oh, okay, I haven't tried Lightroom, but Scott has. I think that is what he uses for the star photos. Thanks for sharing that.