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Surprised no one posted the 6 x class flares fucking up the solar feed today. Strongest output since 2005.
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Looking forward to the show. Skies are clear and my kid is revved up to watch this.
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If you don't catch it tonight, it may be visible into next week with possibly peaks on Monday and Thursday.
www.telegraph.co.uk
Northern Lights forecast: When and where to see the solar storm in UK
Earth ‘right in the firing line’ of strong eruptions from the Sun triggering aurora at more southerly latitudes than normal on Friday night
www.telegraph.co.uk
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Wild, I've never seen the lights so bright.
This is from the mountains of Austria.
This is from the mountains of Austria.
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Perfect viewing conditions in the Seattle area last night, it was 85 during the day, totally clear skies, so was chilling the backyard a couple hours watching. Am up in the mountains a bit so less artifical light, was awesome, i mean my jaw was literally dropping at times. The show largely dissippated around 12:30am and i was tired as shit from a long week so went to bed, but saw a forecast that looked like tonight may be as good - crossing my fingers for more of the same.
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