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2Cor. 5:6-9
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>Hi, all!
>
>I'll try to break the silence in this list. Recently there haven't been
>much discussion online. So it looks like only the trash mail is coming
>through.
[Yes... very quiet. For my part though have not been fortunate enough to
see anything unusual for a while now. Sigh.]
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>In last weekend during night 15/16 July there was a big aurora storm
>and also in Southern Finalnd some auroras have seen. I am now not
>interested in these, but also weak NLC display have seen in the same
>night, a little earlier. If there have been NLCs also elsewhere, have
>anybody observations of they behavior, when aurorae appeared. There is
>a unsure observation that NLCs disappeared.
[A bit OT here, but oh for aurora to be common as to be nearly
uninteresting. Here at magnetic 47N it is quite a rare treat. I thought
this past event might be one of our few chances this solar cycle. Nope.
I
don't think we even have much of any chance of seeing NLCs here either.]
>regards,
>Veikko Makela
Cheers,
Jacob Klee
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