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Stuart
Guest
After hearing reports on the bbc weather of a northern lights show. I have
just spent the last few hours up in the Cheviots observing the northern
skyline. It is though distant towns are lighting up parts of the horizon
when I know none can be seen!
This observation is very different to previous encounters with the Aurora
Borealis, in the past the lights have shimmered, danced and changed colour,
and even been directly overhead, on this occasion it is best described as a
cross between light pollution from distant towns or a Northern June midnight
skyline.
Impressive none the less!
Stuart
just spent the last few hours up in the Cheviots observing the northern
skyline. It is though distant towns are lighting up parts of the horizon
when I know none can be seen!
This observation is very different to previous encounters with the Aurora
Borealis, in the past the lights have shimmered, danced and changed colour,
and even been directly overhead, on this occasion it is best described as a
cross between light pollution from distant towns or a Northern June midnight
skyline.
Impressive none the less!
Stuart