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Author Topic: Solar eruptions mean Northern Lights 'could be seen in Britain' 05th Aug 2010  (Read 18132 times)

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Mulreay

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Just a heads up for anyone who lives in Britain as do I, and especially the north.

Britain heads for a light show

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i'll have a look to-night gramham but will we see them in Belfast

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gramham: ham the way grams used to make it.   :P
I was trying to dereference Null Pointers before it was cool.

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i'll have a look to-night gramham but will we see them in Belfast

That would be Graham,  known you for a while now Harry  ;D

Belfast you may struggle but it's well worth a look. I have done some astronomy checks and these are the results for Belfast

Belfast, United Kingdom Astronomy
Sunrise: 5:42 AM IST
Sunset: 9:18 PM IST
Moon: Waning Crescent (26%)
Moonrise: No Moon Rise
Moonset: 5:56 PM IST
Visible Light: 17h 05m
Daylight Length: 15h 36m
Tomorrow: 3m 48s shorter

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Belfast, United Kingdom weather (54.7°N/6.2°W)
Updated: 4:20 PM IST (August 05, 2010)
Conditions: Mostly Cloudy
Temperature: 61°F (16°C)
High/Low: 62/55°F (16/12°C)
UV: 3/16
Humidity: 68%
Dew Point: 50°F (10°C)
Pressure: 29.89 in/1012 hPa
Wind: West at 13 MPH (20 KPH)

It is similar to here, well worth a look and hope the cloud cover clears. Good luck buddy in your night time viewing.  ;)
Let me know how you get on.

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My question is:
Given the current economic problems...
How can the British afford to pay for this show?  :P

Mulreay

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My question is:
Given the current economic problems...
How can the British afford to pay for this show?  :P


Heh nicely said  ;)

But for all those in financial crisis I am told the light show will be free for all  :P

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Heh nicely said  ;)

But for all those in financial crisis I am told the light show will be free for all  :P

Except foreigners, bloody freeloading yankees, and let's not forget "aboot" their retarded Canadian cousins! Bunch of inbred folk they are, bloody chav stock!  ;D
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Not much to say there BC except  ;D

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My question is:
Given the current economic problems...
How can the British afford to pay for this show?  :P

i think your right , and half the people may not see it  ;D

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Except foreigners, bloody freeloading yankees, and let's not forget "aboot" their retarded Canadian cousins! Bunch of inbred folk they are, bloody chav stock!  ;D

 :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: you will get some replies for that can't wait to read them


Quote from ?? ; Graham  ::) sorry  ;D , arry

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Would be great though Harry 48, so heads up in the evening.  ;)

I will be taking my camera out to see if I can get some picks... hopefully but doubtful. Will post on my site if there are any. No point in a telescope as it won't make the clouds go away and you will have a smaller vision of the event.

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I saw the aurora from Ripon, in North Yorkshire once.

Mulreay

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I saw the aurora from Ripon, in North Yorkshire once.


That's really good, maybe you should try tonight.  ;D   

If you see it you will appreciate it.


Mulreay

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Not long now... the clouds are scattered but could result in a problem... anyone Scottish here? As they have the best chance to see it and maybe take a picture.....