Got some photos tonight. 9pm onwards might be better. Should be seen as far Leeds at least.
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Thread: Northern lights
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10-10-2024 07:32 PM #1
Northern lights
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14-10-2024 11:51 AM #2
Just seen this thread - it was a cracking display.
I've wanted to see the lights for a while now (missed out in May) and had lately become convinced that I was going to be disappointed with them.
At first I was, when I could see nothing but my camera showed up some colour (that doesn't count!) but it was a joy to watch the colours actually appear in the sky. Watched from my garden for some time that night- in hindsight I should have ventured somewhere further/darker to really see it.Mon the Hibs.
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14-10-2024 07:36 PM #3
I was outside for a few hours earlier watching comet a3 passing overhead.
Quite a sight to behold. Hasn’t been in our skies for c.83k years!It's hard to stitch my own back with these shaky hands
But even harder to accept the scars you left were planned
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15-10-2024 07:45 PM #4This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show Quote
perihelion expected very early November and peak visibility expected early 2025. Notoriously difficult to predict and no guarantee it will survive it's encounter with the sun (believed to be a first time visitor rather than a returner) but some hope it could reach a magnitude of -0.5. - +1 which would put it on a par with Neowise and A3.
(For reference of anyone who doesn't know the lower the magnitude number the more visible an object is. Venus is -4.6, the moon -11.67 and Mars is 0.23).PM Awards General Poster of The Year 2015, 2016, 2017. Probably robbed in other years
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15-10-2024 08:46 PM #5This quote is hidden because you are ignoring this member. Show QuoteThere is no such thing as too much yarn, just not enough time.
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