Wednesday, 28 October 2009

False Alert

Would you believe it - new e-mail from AuroraWatch says the alert was falsely triggered by man made disturbance at the Lancaster site - no aurora today then :(

Still more activity on my detector than normal though.

6 comments:

  1. Oh what a shame! I was getting excited.

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  2. Oh sorry John!!! I've never seen an Aurora before. I've taken the time to catch up on your blog. I'm so happy that you got some shots of the Heron and a wee movie. I know it's something you've been trying to capture. Nicely done my friend. I hope all is well your neck of the woods.
    Crista

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  3. It could be a coincidence but we saw a report (with a picture) in the Telegraph today of the Northern Lights taken over Norway

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  4. Hi Silverpebble. So was I. It is rare to see an aurora this far South but by the initial report it would have been a possibility. Very annoying really.

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  5. Hi Crista. Neither have I. When I was active as a radio amateur I have bounced radio signals off them. It has really peculiar effects of the sounds of peoples voices on the reflected signals.

    I was really pleased to get some clear photos of the Heron. Now I am hoping for some cleared video in the future.

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  6. Hi Twosie. My monitor was showing more activity than usual so there could well have been an aurora visible that far North - just not the spectacular that was falsely predicted, unfortunately.

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Thank you for visiting. Hope you enjoyed the pictures. Any comment, or correction to any information or identification I get wrong, is most welcome. John

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