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January 8th 05, 10:55 AM
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Shame it wasn't clear last night- I was looking at the ACE data and at
approx 21:30 UTC the Bz was peaking approx -20(south). In other words, I would've been out at my aurora observing location and probably been enjoying a modest bit of auroral activity. Mark 
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