At 7:00EST (00:00 Zule) my wife and I were shocked to see such a bright
aurora. The sky is crystal clear here in Lexington KY and the aurora
is a sight to be enjoyed. The only other time I saw it was when I was 4
years old. My mother woke me up at about 2:00AM and told me not be be
frightened but that she wanted me to see something I might never have to wait
years to see agian if ever. My wife is still outside enjoying the view.
I do not know how long this one will last, but it is a "must see no TV!"!
Enjoy
Terry

Looking out here in west central Ohio and can't see anything! Going out to
look again.

"Terry" wrote in message
m...
At 7:00EST (00:00 Zule) my wife and I were shocked to see such a bright
aurora. The sky is crystal clear here in Lexington KY and the aurora
is a sight to be enjoyed. The only other time I saw it was when I was 4
years old. My mother woke me up at about 2:00AM and told me not be be
frightened but that she wanted me to see something I might never have to
wait
years to see agian if ever. My wife is still outside enjoying the view.
I do not know how long this one will last, but it is a "must see no TV!"!
Enjoy
Terry

I am a pilot in the Canadian arctic and we were coming back from Pond
Inlet last night and they were amazing! It was one of the brightest I ever
saw. White, yellow and orange. Really impressive.

Pierre


"Terry" wrote in message
m...
At 7:00EST (00:00 Zule) my wife and I were shocked to see such a bright
aurora. The sky is crystal clear here in Lexington KY and the aurora
is a sight to be enjoyed. The only other time I saw it was when I was 4
years old. My mother woke me up at about 2:00AM and told me not be be
frightened but that she wanted me to see something I might never have to
wait
years to see agian if ever. My wife is still outside enjoying the view.
I do not know how long this one will last, but it is a "must see no TV!"!
Enjoy
Terry

Pierre wrote:

I am a pilot in the Canadian arctic and we were coming back from Pond
Inlet last night and they were amazing! It was one of the brightest I ever
saw. White, yellow and orange. Really impressive.

So..make it stop already! My shortwave reception in the last few days
has been atrocious. I sure hope things return to normal soon.



mike
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m II wrote:

Pierre wrote:

I am a pilot in the Canadian arctic and we were coming back from Pond
Inlet last night and they were amazing! It was one of the brightest I ever
saw. White, yellow and orange. Really impressive.

So..make it stop already! My shortwave reception in the last few days
has been atrocious. I sure hope things return to normal soon.

mike


It was a little better here tonight in SW Michigan. More stations -
including some weaker ones - were coming through, but the "hash" is
still pretty bad.
If we're lucky, the quieting down of the sunsot activity and winter will
arrive about the same time - we can hope, anyhow!

Tony


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In article , m II
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Pierre wrote:

I am a pilot in the Canadian arctic and we were coming back from Pond
Inlet last night and they were amazing! It was one of the brightest I ever
saw. White, yellow and orange. Really impressive.

So..make it stop already! My shortwave reception in the last few days
has been atrocious. I sure hope things return to normal soon.



mike
Does this correspond to an increase in whistler activity @ VVLF ?
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