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At 07:17 PM 7/5/96 -0700, Brian Skiff wrote:
> Hi Bev and others. Yes, we get one or two auroral displays in
Arizona
>during each solar maximum about 11 years apart. The last ones were
~1989,
>and we'll be due for more at the turn of the Century.
Hi, Brian. Thanks for the quick reply! Within minutes of my posting!
I assume "~1989" means prior to 1989? So then, what I saw in 80-81 could
have been an auroral display? Is the "red horizon" a common manifestation
of them this far south?
I'm just loaded with questions, huh? 8-)
Ciao!
Bev =^.^= bparks_at_primenet.com
http://www.primenet.com/~bparks/
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