Stop what you're doin and go outside (SE)

Empire_2

Buffalo,....Caught some shooting stars, but no visible lights. I'm sure where you are there is a spectacular show and I wish I could have seen the lights. I personally am fascinated with anything astrological.:-)

Does anyone remember the last eclipse of the sun? I think it was in 90 or 91.....

Mike T.

S Ebels

If you're in the Northern tier of states

There is one heck of a Northern lights display going on right now. Here in Michigan the whole northern sky is shimmering and the glow extends all the way to the apex of the night sky. AWESOME!!

Pat Clark_2

Cloudy here in Anchorage

But maybe it will clear up. Nothing like some nice ripply Northern Lights to make you want to just stop and stare at the sky.

Pat (Alaska Time) Clark

Brad White_159

Dang Boston City Lights....

Here at 42.28 degrees North we got... bupkes.

What latitude are you, Steve? Where in MI?

Last time I saw the Aurora Borealis was at an air base in Gander, Newfoundland in the mid-1970's...unforgetable. No photograph does them justice.

Thanks for sharing though!

Brad

S Ebels

44.25N -85.09W

Hold up your right hand palm toward you.............Nah

I'm about 100 miles North of Grand Rapids in the Lower, 180 miles NNW of Detroit.

Falmouth, Michigan 49632

Christian Egli_2

Sky animation

I'm looking out the window, it's red, it's green, it twinkles... hmm, whadyaknow, it's even musical. It's beautiful.

My night sky here in Dayton is all lit up, though not with the same effect. We're waiting for Christmas.

Our local TV weather guy has been telling us to look up too, but I can't see a thing that even remotely resembles his TV animations.

I've always wanted to see this one day. Thanks, Steve, for the post.

Mark Hunt

ARGHHHH!


Wouldn't you just know it!! This year the guy up the road from me decides to decorate his house with enough lights to put Clark Griswold to shame!!!

I have been lucky enough to see the lights on several occaissions. A few times here in NY and THE MOST SPECTACULAR display while I was in Craig, Montana fishing the Missouri river. That display lasted for a few nights. Mostly emerald green in color, but BRIGHT. Nothing like sitting by a dwindling fire after a long day of casting feathers tied to a hook at MONSTER trout, sipping an adult beverage, listening to the coyotes and watching God's light show.

The guy up the road has 15 minutes before his power goes out.

Mark H

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ScottMP

Oh dont be such a scrooge Hunt

Any of you catch the meteor shower the other night ??

Scott

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mtfallsmikey

None visible here in northern Va.

I came in at 2:30 AM today for fire system testing- didn't see any

Weezbo

i spent the whole day getting the room up to 56

and you want me to go outside at 2 in the morning and look at the sky? man , your heatless:)) ok foe You


Ok its cold dark and not a star in the sky:)) man the things i do for the heck of it ) my dog went out for a stroll maybe he will see something good ..... i'll ask him when he get's back*~/:)

He's back..,,,he dont know sh..:)) what kinda dog ,...i got anyway? )

Steamhead (in transit)

For those of you who couldn't see the lights

the Northern Lights that is, here's a link you might like:

http://www.iww.is/art/shs/pages/thumbs.html

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jp_2

47.1N and clouds

dang....we had a cloudy night. i haven;t seen lights in a couple of years

ScottMP

I leave for work

about 4:45 in the morning. Wednesday I went out side and in about ten minutes I saw about six shooting stars.

I wish I had the time to just sit and watch.

Scott

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Anna Conda

I'm in Alberta and normally have a great view of the "merry dancers"....

It was cloudy last night ;;;_;;;