Michigan's Auroras
Oct 14, 2023 05:37:06 #
While we may not be as far north as Alaska, we still get some great Auroras from time to time.. :)
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Oct 14, 2023 06:43:07 #
Rasppe wrote:
While we may not be as far north as Alaska, we still get some great Auroras from time to time.. :)
Fantastic !!!!
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Oct 14, 2023 08:32:41 #
Rasppe wrote:
While we may not be as far north as Alaska, we still get some great Auroras from time to time.. :)
Equally as dazzling as the far north.
Oct 14, 2023 09:16:12 #
Oct 14, 2023 09:23:07 #
Rasppe wrote:
While we may not be as far north as Alaska, we still get some great Auroras from time to time.. :)
Wow, that is awesome!!!
Oct 14, 2023 09:38:27 #
Oct 14, 2023 09:57:38 #
Rasppe wrote:
While we may not be as far north as Alaska, we still get some great Auroras from time to time.. :)
While still in the lower peninsula of Michigan we are farther north than Bangor, Maine. Many people in the "lower 48" do not realize how far north Michigan extends. My friends in Cincinnati, Ohio are closer to Detroit, MI than are the people of Traverse City, MI. The auroras here are as good as they get. Still, as remote as we are we still are bothered by "dirty light" in the night skies. Green Bay, WI shines in our western sky all night and it is 60 miles across Big Blue.
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