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Old 13-03-2011, 10:28 AM
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Many thanks for taking the time to view and post comments.

Clear skies.

Russ

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Originally Posted by ballaratdragons View Post

Spaceweather is a good source: http://www.spaceweather.com/
and look at the Southern Hemisphere/Antarctica maps.

and here is the current map showing that Melbourne (and me up here) have a bit of a chance of seeing the edge of the Aurora tonight:
http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/pmap/gif/pmapS.gif
Thanks, Ken. That's exactly the information I use. Furthermore, solar particles arrive at the Earth generally 1-2 days after explosion from the Sun. That's when I start to look more closely at the spaceweather.

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Wonderful Russ - everyone is on high alert now!
James
Cheers, James. I hope to present more aurora images in future as solar activity rises towards max.

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Originally Posted by Matt Wastell View Post
Fascinating! I have never seen such events - to see them in Melbourne is awesome!
Hi Matt. I'm pleased you liked them.
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