Thread 2848761

who /aurora/ right now

>>2848761 (OP)
arora bore me alice

Michigan

>>2848774
this is so crazy

I didn't expect it to be PINK

>>2848761 (OP)
It's cloud as shit where I am. =(

Montana

north idaho

>mfw only had about 15 mins before clouds moved in :(

Give me 3 hours until it gets dark in straya

>>2848781
I don't even get my hopes up to observe any astronomical events between November and April anymore desu. Missing out on last year's total solar eclipse was the last straw for me.

>>2848774
>>2848782
>>2848805
Those states as farther south than Paris. How can they have northern lights?

>>2848834
The sun is broken, anon. At any moment, it could sweep us, and gluing itself to the roads or throwing ketchup on historic paintings won't help.

>>2848834
Wait until you find out that people in Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Louisiana, Texas, and Arizona were able to see the aurora last night with photographic evidence all over social media

Massachusetts

cotton candy

Who's going to see them tonight?

>>2848857
me

>>2848857
Trying to figure out where to see them in east Alabama

It got really purple then died off to this

it was snowing hard last night but I have my eyes on the north sky now that it's clear tonight

>>2848834
the earths magnetic dipole is closer to north america than europe. basically north america is further "north" geomagnetically.

>>2848904
heres a graphic i stole from twitter

>>2848761 (OP)
Northern MN

This is from in the city of Duluth. Even with the light pollution still visible.