SAMs zeigen Reaktion, ACESpeedabfall

[Peter Wloch]

... gerade beobachtet.
Muss ja nicht, aber koennte vielleicht ein wenig...

[Ulrich Rieth]

Weder muss noch kann, nur in Tromsø evtl. *NM*

[Peter Wloch]

Re: 3 Sichtungen in USA *NM*

[Ulrich Rieth]

Also ich seh nur eine (1)! *NM*

[Peter Wloch]

Auroral Activity Observation Network Reports
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Location: Omro Township, MN, USA (N44.45 W096.01)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/23 at 04:25 for 00 hours 30 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 5th to 6th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Low
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 15 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows) (Discrete Arcs) (Rays) (Curtains)
Light Pollution: Low
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): 80% Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: None
Comments:
First notice homogenous arc was forming about 4:15 UT. While putting away my telescope about 4:30 UT, noticed it had developed into a lovely rayed band, with several rays extending from below the horizon to high above the band, plus shifting curtains of light with subtle yellow color. (There were so many rays, mostly faint, at one point, it reminded me of teeth on a comb.) Very active about 4:30-4:40 UT, then slowed down but remained active, shifting between diffuse band to arc to rayed band. Good night.
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Location: Shageluk, Alaska USA (N68.68 E159.56)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/22 at 12:25 for 00 hours 30 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 4th to 5th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Moderate
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 80 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows) (Discrete Arcs) (Rays) (Localized Pulsations)
Light Pollution: None (Dark Sky)
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: None
Comments:
Hmmm....I'm surprised no one else has posted messages tonight. I got up (sick dog--really, my dog, not me) several times this evening. Once at around 9:00 UTC and 10:30 or so UTC. EAch time I looked out the window and observed some pretty otstanding rays and beams coming up from an arc at 25 degrees. They rippled across and had some pinks and greens. The arc is still there as we speak but didn't observe any rays or beams when I was walking to school.
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Location: Shageluk, Alaska USA (N68.68 E159.56)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/21 at 13:20 for 00 hours 20 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 5th to 6th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Very Low
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 30 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows)
Light Pollution: None (Dark Sky)
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: Low
Comments:
Arc-like glowing band towards the north. Last night about the same thing. Auroral Activity Observation Network Reports
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Location: Omro Township, MN, USA (N44.45 W096.01)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/23 at 04:25 for 00 hours 30 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 5th to 6th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Low
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 15 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows) (Discrete Arcs) (Rays) (Curtains)
Light Pollution: Low
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): 80% Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: None
Comments:
First notice homogenous arc was forming about 4:15 UT. While putting away my telescope about 4:30 UT, noticed it had developed into a lovely rayed band, with several rays extending from below the horizon to high above the band, plus shifting curtains of light with subtle yellow color. (There were so many rays, mostly faint, at one point, it reminded me of teeth on a comb.) Very active about 4:30-4:40 UT, then slowed down but remained active, shifting between diffuse band to arc to rayed band. Good night.
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Location: Shageluk, Alaska USA (N68.68 E159.56)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/22 at 12:25 for 00 hours 30 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 4th to 5th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Moderate
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 80 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows) (Discrete Arcs) (Rays) (Localized Pulsations)
Light Pollution: None (Dark Sky)
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: None
Comments:
Hmmm....I'm surprised no one else has posted messages tonight. I got up (sick dog--really, my dog, not me) several times this evening. Once at around 9:00 UTC and 10:30 or so UTC. EAch time I looked out the window and observed some pretty otstanding rays and beams coming up from an arc at 25 degrees. They rippled across and had some pinks and greens. The arc is still there as we speak but didn't observe any rays or beams when I was walking to school.
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Location: Shageluk, Alaska USA (N68.68 E159.56)
UTC Date/Time of Observation: 2003/09/21 at 13:20 for 00 hours 20 minutes.
Dimmest Stars Visible: 5th to 6th Mag.
Estimated Intensity of Activity: Very Low
Elevation angle of activity above horizon: 30 degrees
Types of activity observed: (Diffuse Glows)
Light Pollution: None (Dark Sky)
Sky Conditions (cloudy or not): Clear View
Estimated Lunar Interference: Low
Comments:
Arc-like glowing band towards the north. Last night about the same thing.

[Ulrich Rieth]

Bitte genauer lesen! *NM*

[Peter Wloch]

) ! *NM*

[Dirk Obudzinski]

Halloechen,

Chuck Johnson hat am fruehen Morgen auch etwas gesichtet:

http://borealis2000.com/News/images/chu ... 92303b.jpg
http://borealis2000.com/News/images/chu ... 92303c.jpg

Aufnahmedatum: 23.09.03 Ortszeit: 00:20 Uhr (08:20 UT)

Sein Kommentar dazu: "Hi, Activity pretty moderate tonight but some nice auroras. Using my Olympus digital C3040, 400 ISO, 16 seconds, f1.8 lens. Chuck"

Gruss,
Dirk

[Dirk Obudzinski]

...hat Chuck eine weitere Show erleben duerfen. Wenn es da noch mehr putzmuntere Auroraliebhaber in jenen Breiten gaebe (Alaska und noerdliches Kanada), haetten wir sicherlich auch mehr Sichtungen von dort zu vermelden...
Die letzten Bilder sind gerade hereingekommen und auf der folgenden Seite zusammengefasst:
http://borealis2000.com/chuckjohnson3.html (siehe auch link unten!)

Chuck dazu:
"Hi again,
After I sent the last photos I sat up and watched the latest James Bond movie. Afterwards I looked outside and the lights were on again - 'turned out to be a good night! The building in the photos is our home on Cleary Summit. Chuck"

In diesem Sinne allen Neidern im deutschen Lande nochmals ein lieber Gruss,

Dirk