Re: [APML] Aurora last night?

[georgea@cam.org]

Hi Stuart

Other than what you may have seen at late twilight (I saw the same thing to the 
east but it may have been the reflection of the western sky on some high 
altitude haze) I saw zip here in Montreal.
I can however forecast with certainty that there will be an aurora tonight, 
nothing really vibrant and worth catching on film. Just a constant green 
auroral glow to the sky with some red for 20 degrees around zenith.
The first rolls of film will come out of the hypering chamber tonight...

George

Clear skies and good health 

Quoting Stuart Heggie <stuart.j.heggie@sympatico.ca>:

> Did anyone see any aurora last night? The skies were totally clear here but
> other than maybe a wisp
> of it at evening twilight, I saw nothing. I set up my Nikon F2 w 24mm lens at
> f/8 and Supra 400 and
> left it out from 11pm to 4am for a star trail shot. If the aurora came while
> I was sleeping, it
> should be on that pic. I'll post it if it turns out. Halfway through the
> roll.
> 
> Beauty in things exists in the mind that contemplates them.
> 
> Stuart
> http://www3.sympatico.ca/stuart.j.heggie/Stuart.J.Heggie/
> Flesherton, Ontario, Canada
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