Hi guys,
Last week I witnessed the weakest aurora I had ever seen.
A triple X class flare impact and all most of us saw was a faint greenish
glow.
Aparently the Bz headed north at US nightfall topping out at + 25 or
something in that range.
I did not expect anything on my exposures but maybe a faint green that would
blend i with light pollution but the provia captured what I couldnt see.
Take a look here at the results:
http://www.astrobri.com/may_29th_2003_aurora.htm
http://www.astrobri.com/may_29th_2003_aurora_pic_2.htm
I heard good things about provia and auora so I thought Id try it this time
other then the Fujigrain 800 hundred.
Enjoy,
Brian
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