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GWe drove out of town about 10 miles and spent about a half hour and were able to have some amazing views after our eyes fully adjusted...
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GWe see them a lot where I live. iPhones always enhance them. Not saying they’re not amazing, I could see them in town with light...
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GMy first ever sighting in person. No greens in Wichita, started watching when it was fiery red, and faded into pinks and lilac tones.
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GGellar replied to the thread Aurora borealis.I just went back outside. They have moved from the northern horizon to directly above and span from the eastern horizon to the western...
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GTook me about an hour longer to get home tonight. SE WY. First time I've ever seen them.
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GGellar replied to the thread Aurora borealis.tonight, they were clear with the naked eye much more so than last year. Actually before I took a picture I thought to myself this is...
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GI agree. What my naked eye sees and what my wife’s iPhone picks up is worlds apart(I have an old iPhone that doesn’t take good night...
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GGellar replied to the thread Aurora borealis.I remember seeing them as a kid 1 time here in Iowa, circa 1990. We were driving south from Decorah to home and the sky behind us was...
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GMy husband and I were just talking about this. He said this was never a thing growing up here, and the first time he saw them was when...
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GTownsend, MT. Is it just me or did at least two generations live when they could only bee seen near the arctic? Last 2-4 years they’ve...
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GNever saw them here with the naked eye before. This is a first. I've seen them years ago in Canada dancing overhead and I'll never...
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GHere's one from Montana .
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GNorth central nv. s
