According to the local weather channel (here in New Hampshire) there have been a few solar flares recently which have sent plasma toward Earth. As a result there is a change that you may catch a glimpse of Aurora Borealis tonight/early morning Wednesday. Many people never get the chance to witness this magnificent and natural occurrence in their lifetime, so if you live up north take a peek at some point and home for sparse cloud cover. I have been fortunate enough to see the northern lights once before, and it's definitely quite a sight.
If anyone is lucky enough to catch something, POST PICTURES.
Solar flare: Possible Aurora Borealis TONIGHT!
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Solar flare: Possible Aurora Borealis TONIGHT!
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Re: Solar flare: Possible Aurora Borealis TONIGHT!
/me wonders if anything happened.
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