"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
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Hi,
K-indice is 7, no cahnce to see Aurora over western Europe but always a
full
blackout on bands from 20m and up.
Some good chance over Canada and Finland, as usual ;-)

Bonjour,
K=7, insuffisant pour observer une aurore en Europe occidendale. pas mieux
qu'hier !!
Par contre tjs le blackout radio sur 20m et bandes sup.
Par contre de bonnes chances d'en voir au Canada et en Finlande, comme
d'habitude ;-)

My cousin is driving near Dundee in Scotland and says the aurora is faint,
but visible. That was about 30 minutes ago.

Cheers
--
K.

"Kipper" wrote in message
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"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
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Hi,
K-indice is 7, no cahnce to see Aurora over western Europe but always a
My cousin is driving near Dundee in Scotland and says the aurora is faint,
but visible. That was about 30 minutes ago.

Indeed.
They are visible from Scotland and above as red glow when Kp=5. and above
see graph at http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/aurore2.htm (end of page)

There are some pic on forum alt.binaries.pictures.astro

Thierry


Cheers
--
K.

"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
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"Kipper" wrote in message
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"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in
message
...
Hi,
K-indice is 7, no cahnce to see Aurora over western Europe but always
a
My cousin is driving near Dundee in Scotland and says the aurora is
faint,
but visible. That was about 30 minutes ago.

Indeed.
They are visible from Scotland and above as red glow when Kp=5. and above
see graph at http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/aurore2.htm (end of page)

There are some pic on forum alt.binaries.pictures.astro

Thierry


So not just Canada and Finland then? Nice site.

Cheers
--
K.

"Kipper" wrote in message
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"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
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So not just Canada and Finland then? Nice site.


Mmm. No of course but as usual, looking at the Aurora oval (forecasts) as
the southern limit comes very close North UK in my mind this is no more
Europe (sorry).

Thierry

Cheers
--
K.

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:09:39 +0100, "Thierry" Thierry, see
http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote:

the southern limit comes very close North UK in my mind this is no more
Europe (sorry).

so its not only some people in gbr that
think that gbr is not in europe ?????

if north gbr is not in europe, what about north norway ?

On Thu, 30 Oct 2003 23:09:39 +0100, "Thierry" Thierry, see
http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote:

the southern limit comes very close North UK in my mind this is no more
Europe (sorry).

so its not only some people in gbr that
think that gbr is not in europe ?????

if north gbr is not in europe, what about north norway ?

"Kipper" wrote in message
...

"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
...
...

So not just Canada and Finland then? Nice site.


Mmm. No of course but as usual, looking at the Aurora oval (forecasts) as
the southern limit comes very close North UK in my mind this is no more
Europe (sorry).

Thierry

Cheers
--
K.

"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
...

"Kipper" wrote in message
...

"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in
message
...
Hi,
K-indice is 7, no cahnce to see Aurora over western Europe but always
a
My cousin is driving near Dundee in Scotland and says the aurora is
faint,
but visible. That was about 30 minutes ago.

Indeed.
They are visible from Scotland and above as red glow when Kp=5. and above
see graph at http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/aurore2.htm (end of page)

There are some pic on forum alt.binaries.pictures.astro

Thierry


So not just Canada and Finland then? Nice site.

Cheers
--
K.

"Kipper" wrote in message
...

"Thierry" Thierry, see http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/ wrote in message
...
Hi,
K-indice is 7, no cahnce to see Aurora over western Europe but always a
My cousin is driving near Dundee in Scotland and says the aurora is faint,
but visible. That was about 30 minutes ago.

Indeed.
They are visible from Scotland and above as red glow when Kp=5. and above
see graph at http://www.astrosurf.com/lombry/aurore2.htm (end of page)

There are some pic on forum alt.binaries.pictures.astro

Thierry


Cheers
--
K.