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Showing Original Post only (View all)Go out and look for the aurora borealis! They are visible in western NC [View all]
The sky to the north looks pink - even overhead toward the south there are faint pink "curtains" moving about.
If it is clear where you are and you are at the center of the US northward, so look and see what you can see!
I haven't seen them in over 40 years - faint - but so cool!
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Go out and look for the aurora borealis! They are visible in western NC [View all]
NewHendoLib
May 10
OP
I lived near Hwy 41 just south of Appleton, WI. Never really saw much even though they were there.
LeftInTX
May 11
#38
It apparently was seen much further south than expected, even seen in the Caribbean
tornado34jh
May 11
#42
Pixel's Android night sight is a 3 second exposure and worked well for me last night
NewHendoLib
May 11
#46