Aurora from Selsey

I wasn't imagining things after all!

Kinda redefines subtle though...

http://www.digitalsky.org.uk/temp/selseyaurora.html


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"Pete Lawrence" wrote in message
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I wasn't imagining things after all!

Kinda redefines subtle though...

Very nice Pete
I think there may have been something similar from here but with all the
light pollution I couldn't really be sure.
Kev

I had a similar sight from Tewkesbury last night.

Pics yet to be examined, though.

Cheers, Callum

Pete Lawrence nous a écrit :

I wasn't imagining things after all!

Kinda redefines subtle though...

http://www.digitalsky.org.uk/temp/selseyaurora.html

Happy people who have clear skies on the day where there is an aurora )
Here, after days and nights of clouds, the skies are clear tonight, but no
forecast of aurora (
Nice picture, Pete.

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In message , Norbert
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Happy people who have clear skies on the day where there is an aurora )
Here, after days and nights of clouds, the skies are clear tonight, but no
forecast of aurora (
Nice picture, Pete.

Clear in Cumbria, for the time being at any rate. According to
Aurorawatch, there is some ongoing activity, and while there isn't an
actual aurora visible to the naked eye here, there is certainly a
lightness in the sky to the North. I know from previous times that this
signals at least a chance of seeing something - so keep looking!
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