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PostPosted: Sep 10 17:27    Post subject: Midnight Sun #2 Reply with quote

And here's the sun pillar itself!



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PostPosted: Sep 12 21:24    Post subject: Reply with quote

Stunning Stuff
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PostPosted: Sep 15 15:50    Post subject: Reply with quote

wow all i had on the boat back from norway was a very bad case of sea sickness Sad
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PostPosted: Sep 16 17:15    Post subject: Reply with quote

Some people just get all the luck, don't they? (I mean Ian, not Twinsen!!)

Solar B: bearing in mind solar activity, when's the best time to head off in that direction, thinking of the Northern Lights, etc??
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PostPosted: Sep 16 19:36    Post subject: Reply with quote

Hi Emma
It will depend upon the amplitude of the next cycle (24)
An active cycle should see solar max around oct 2011
A moderate cycle should see max around august 2012
So i to will be going aurora spotting during the next max , i,ll be keeping a close eye on SC24 so i will let everyone know when max is due.
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PostPosted: Sep 17 17:17    Post subject: Reply with quote

Thanks, Brian - I spotted an ad in the paper for a flight to try to spot the Northern Lights this November. Guess it would be worth putting it off for a few years?

Has anyone been on one of these Northern Lights flights? Are they any good or are they the travel equivalent of all those "Fantastic 1557x magification telescope" ads?
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