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Well, not as "borealis" as its name is implying! This is the northern
horizon of Athens, Greece, 38.3N, yesterday night: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Aurorae-20031120-001.htm (thanks to Fotis for handing the link) Yannis, SE Athens +14.6C, RH 89%, SLP 1023.3 hPa |
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![]() "Yannis" schreef in bericht ... Well, not as "borealis" as its name is implying! This is the northern horizon of Athens, Greece, 38.3N, yesterday night: http://www.perseus.gr/Astro-Aurorae-20031120-001.htm (thanks to Fotis for handing the link) snip Hello, Yannis Thanks for this link, a pity I can't open it! But are you implying that the aurora has been spotted at your latitude? This must be very very exceptional! Wijke |
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"Wijke" wrote in message
... Thanks for this link, a pity I can't open it! But are you implying that the aurora has been spotted at your latitude? This must be very very exceptional! Exceptional indeed. I uploaded the page to my server, I hope you can view it now: http://www.e-kairos.gr/aurora.html Yannis, SE Athens |
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