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2010-02-08 02:21:00 UTC: N45 W73.5 - Mooers, NY
2010-02-06 19:30:00 UTC: N36.75 W81 - sterling, VA
Around 6:00pm or so, we saw a small flash of light from the sky, while we were out in a field, x-country skiing. We wondered a little if it was lightning, but the sky was clear above us, slight clouds away from overhead, no thunder, major snowstorm had ended a couple of hours earlier??? Then about 7:30 pm, we saw another bright flash of light, as the first,scaring us and making us think of lightning. We looked up into the sky and saw 2-3 more bright light bursts, but with a bluish, (possibly with a bluish/green hue in 1), fairly bright colored large patch of light, but so quick we wondered at first if we'd really seen them, but 3 of us saw at least the last one,2 saw at least 2, 1 saw 3 colored flashes all towards the east from where we stood.Fairly large colored area, maybe 10-20% of the sky area???Was like nothing we've ever seen, other than pictures of the Northern Lights, which 2 of the three of us thought of after it ended. We kept looking up for another 15 minutes or so, but saw nothing. Then on way home, around 8:30pm, saw several more light flashes, but when looked up, did not see more.Please let us know if there were any sightings besides ours, and if you think they were the aurora borealis or what you think it might have been. Thank you.
2010-01-29 08:02:00 UTC: N75.75 W67.5 - Thule Greenland
Na, I'm not in Greenland But I have seen the aurora and who knows where I'll be next? Hi Beth. Hey Cary! Forum no workey. This might be the new forum for now. K Bye! -Dennis Anderson auroradude@acsalaska.net
2010-01-27 21:14:00 UTC: N39.9 W77.4 - Lancaster County, Pennsylvania
No, I am not seeing aurora at 40N during the day. It's been so long I must be delusional. I am reporting that the spacew forum is down and has been down since last Friday - 22 Jan 2010. I have also been unable to upload images to the image gallery. That worked Friday, but didn't yesterday. I haven't been able to get in touch with the site owners even though I'm a moderator in the forum and have tried multiple addresses at multiple email sites. I hope they're okay. I can't fix it. My contact info is bethkatz@comcast.net.
2010-01-22 19:30:00 UTC: N61.5 W153.75 - Palmer, Alaska
From Palmer, saw a band of greenish glowing Aurora to the North
2010-01-20 15:00:00 UTC: N59.83 W151.77 - Southern Kenai Peninsula
Waited all night for coronal stream to arrive and have effects. Finally around 6:00a.m. local time there was a pretty good show that came on rapidly with tall rays nearly overhead. Faint traces flickering and pulsing afterwards. Low arc in norh was starting to gain strength but twilight got the upper hand by about 8:00 a.m. Good to see the aurora machine is on the mend.
2010-01-11 05:30:00 UTC: N62.3917 W159.316 - Shageluk, Alaska USA
This is the FIRST auroral observation of the year for us here at our location. They weren't much but they definitely made a low-grade show. There was a pretty thick, solid bright arc at 25 degrees.
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