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Tuesday, November 10, 2004 between 2240h - 0010h EST
Note to would be observers, there is still random but very intense activity. Be patent and stick out because I think you're still in for a treat! When I began observing there was only mild activity but over the course of almost two hours, I observed some major flare-ups. In fact, the aurora was extended south to Orion! The whole darn sky was lit up, so much that even 2 sec. exposures (@200 ISO) were over exposed. Seriously, I could have read a newspaper by the light of the aurora! The amount of power hitting the Earth is now approximately 57 Gigawatts now if we could only harness this energy! Kip index is around 8 and that (plus all the other data) makes this aurora almost as powerful as the last one (two nights ago). Clear skies, Shawn in Ottawa Shawn |
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