Pretty much everyone throughout the Upper midwest will have a 10+ rating of seeing the Auroras at MIdnight local time.Supposed ot be claoudy here so I'll miss it.
Pretty much everyone throughout the Upper midwest will have a 10+ rating of seeing the Auroras at MIdnight local time.
I would like to see that before I cannot one of these years. Cool.
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they a new band ??
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they a new band ?? </td></tr></table>
Illuminating Heavy Metal I'm told.
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Yep the Aurora's from Borealis, Neb!
<table width="90%" cellspacing=0 cellpadding=0 align=center><tr><td>Quote, originally posted by R.D. »</td></tr><tr><td class="quote">Pretty much everyone throughout the Upper midwest will have a 10+ rating of seeing the Auroras at MIdnight local time.
Going to try and see them, but over cast here too ??
Good timing for me and my elementary school class. We have been learning about how solar flares can cause strong aurora's and even electrical/communication grid complications...hope its not too cloudy!
At least we had 1987....
I'm going to try. Partly cloudy here at midnight and 27*
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