My Borealis could stop a clock, baby.With RJ about five minutes directly North of me, my chances of seeing any Boston are slim to none. Or his Borealis
Largest coronal mass ejection in five years... auroras a comin'
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^ And that's a bad thing?
Not to me! I wear my geekiness with pride!
Naughty!
I misread the title: "Largest coronal massive erection"
Caused by the Large Hardon Collider?
Me, I misread it as "largest corneal mass injection."
"In space, no one can hear your Sun go 'Blooey!!'"
Where's teh sound??? There was no sound from the splosion! These SFX sucks!
*runs for cover*
K index is currently 5 over Australia and New Zealand, which is a visible event. Another clear sky tonight. Come on!!
I read it as “Largest coronary mass ejaculation.” I figured some dude had a mind-blowing orgasm, then dropped dead from a heart attack.I misread the title: "Largest coronal massive erection"
Caused by the Large Hardon Collider?
Me, I misread it as "largest corneal mass injection."
And that's what I'm outside trying to photograph!I read it as “Largest coronary mass ejaculation.” I figured some dude had a mind-blowing orgasm, then dropped dead from a heart attack.I misread the title: "Largest coronal massive erection"
Caused by the Large Hardon Collider?
Me, I misread it as "largest corneal mass injection."
I hope Miss Chicken is outside, Tasmania just reached 7!
Despite the layer of clouds here, it would seem I soon will be getting a second chance
Despite the layer of clouds here, it would seem I soon will be getting a second chance
Our local weather is also of variable cloud cover, which is a big improvement over last night's blanket cloud coverage.
Over Dunedin. This from a friend's camera; mine was shite.
Took these tonight. Happened to be in the right place at the right time. 6400 ISO, 15 Sec Exposures:
Wow. Nice shots. 
Absolutely gorgeous. Unfortunately, it was really foggy down here two nights in a row, so even if it were possible to see the aurora from Toronto (we're probably too far south), I wouldn't have seen anything. Hell, I couldn't even see the building across the courtyard from my condo last night, and the only thing I could see of the street one block north of me was the stoplight on the corner.
Yeah, that's definitely understandable. To be fair though, we hardly saw anything though. We happened to be out doing an astrophotography session, and we saw the faint glow of an aurora and we decided to shoot it and we only saw the colours after the fact. So, it was more knowing what to look for and recognizing it as an aurora. They can be easy to miss otherwise.
