Northern Lights in Denmark...

[TreasonousBastard]

From Spaceweather.com

Not as spectacular as some further north, but a nice show:



And if you want to see that bigass eruption:

http://science.nasa.gov/media/medialibrary/2010/08/03/eruptingfilament.mov

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1. Since you started a northern lights thread,

could you rename it to something like *** Official Solar Storm Event Thread ***? That way, if some of our friends in the northern latitudes can see and maybe snap pics they can post them in this thread.

[uppityperson]

2. It is cloudy here. Will check again later.

[Bitwit1234]

3. I have been out every ten minutes and haven't seen a thing

her in Northern Minnesota on the Iron Range.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

4. How beautiful that is...

I have never lived far enough north to see them...

And the eruption on the sun is amazing!

Thank you for posting these...

Recommended.

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5. Howdy =) I used to live in Wyoming west of thw Wyoming Range and I

one night I went out to look at the stars and lo and behold there they were, tall curtains of green and red undulating light. I was completely surprised as I was not aware auroras would be visible that night. It was the only time I saw them in the time I lived there. They were beautiful.

[CaliforniaPeggy]

6. Ah, lucky you!

Oh...did your grandchild arrive yet? I hope so...

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7. They began inducing her at 5pm central last evening. She'll have the baby

in the morning. :bounce:

Thanks for asking :) !

[mdmc]

8. ..

[northernlights]

9. oops....for a moment there

I thought somebody wrote a thread about me taking a trip. :dunce:

Thanks for the pix though. It was cloudy in my area, so I didn't get to see anything out the window. :D