Watch the Skies tonight and tomorrow night and if we are lucky we will see a light show!
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My partner follows geomagnetic storms as they fuck with her head. I’m hoping for a cloudless night too!
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Its a series of storms 
. One has hit already. Was predicted to be g1. Its g4.
7 more are supposedly on the way.
Cluster of sunspots has been blasting CMEs our way
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Check out Twatter…European cities in the north are seeing a dazzling display.
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They say it may be seen as far south as Alabama.
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Tonights Aurora Forecast … The view line halfway through the USA!!
Canada & Northern USA (say North of Great Lake) will be best opportunity to catch it.
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Great minds think alike !!!
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Lol we posted this at the same time…just a few minutes after discussing your plant. 
Cluster of sunspots has been blasting Sun Farts our way
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The sun has got the Sun Shits
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The Carrington Event was a Sun Shart.
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I think we may be facing a Carrington event now that ya mention it. IF this first CME is already G4, and we have 7 MORE strong CMEs on the way… I meannnnnnn
But according to power grid / space weather nerds, a carrington event wouldnt knock out powergrid down so we good I guess Xd
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What’s a Carrington event?
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As per wiki
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I watch a show called The Why Files. Really cool. He takes you down the path of a mystery, urban legend, etc. Really pulls you in. Then does his best to debunk it.
He talks about the Carrington event in numerous episodes. He ties it back to the great flood, a story which is part of cultures all around the world.
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I’m hopeful, but forcast calls for a cloudy evening here.
Maine, 1989 on a camping trip i got surprised with a hell of a show… my first experience. Like a gift from God.
Few years later camped on a cliff looking over the Atlantic in far northern Nova Scotia, lights started to dance in the sky… only for rain clouds to roll in and run the experience.
One more very good viewing is high on my bucket list.
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I live in the literal last capitol of the Confederacy, south. Then tonight I see these northern lights.
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