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Diana Moderator


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I got that email too - don't imagine I'll see anything in Manchester  _________________ Neeps Flickr Group - check out some of the fab photos from other Neepsters and share some of your own. |
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Diana Moderator


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Looks like peak time was 10am-12noon though _________________ Tumuli Design
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Sassinak Auctioneer/Moderator


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Sassinak Auctioneer/Moderator


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Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 6:20 pm Post subject: |
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Sorry folks it looks as if is a false alarm :-(
Just got another email from them
"We are very sorry for today's false alert which was due to man-made disturbance at our Lancaster field site.
Regards,
the AuroraWatch team." _________________ Sassinak
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pete_inthehills Moderator


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Posted: Wed Oct 28, 2009 7:42 pm Post subject: |
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there is currently an active sunspot on the surface of the sun and it has been producing class C CME's (coronal mass ejections). We'll need a class A ejection if we're going to see anything spectacular.
Its the most active of the year which tells you how few sunspots there has been this year.
But hopefully, this is the start of a new cycle of sunspot activity and therefore a new aurora season.
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Sassinak Auctioneer/Moderator


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Maria Moderator


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Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 5:55 pm Post subject: |
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Pete wrote | Quote: | | But hopefully, this is the start of a new cycle of sunspot activity and therefore a new aurora season. |
Oooh i hope so. Once asked my neighbour and sky watcher to wake me up no matter what time so i can get a looksie. He's moved now  _________________ Better late than never!  |
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pete_inthehills Moderator


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Posted: Tue Nov 03, 2009 7:58 pm Post subject: |
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well, I will post if it looks like there might be some activity.
I tend to check between 8-10pm so if I see anything, I'll be straight in to post.
pete
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