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A Grand Display (cont.) |
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November
5-6, 2001 |
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Monday, November 5, 2001 - 9:10 p.m.: I move to another location on the farm. The coyotes are howling (maybe at the northern lights). Activity is still strong. I note clouds moving in from the west. Luckily, the ground and fields are dry and there's no snow. I have access to most of the farm, except, I avoid driving where there are rocks and tall grass. I also realize that it's warm out for November 5. All I need to wear is a light jacket. |
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Left & right - the moon (with Jupiter below) rising to the northeast with a green aurora. |
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Looking east-southeast. |
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Looking east-northeast. |
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A corona overhead. |
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Monday, November 5, 2001 - 9:25 p.m.: I drive to the home farm and take more photographs of the northern lights, the moon and Jupiter. Activity is good - wow! |
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Looking south-southwest at a green aurora. |
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Looking east. |
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Looking northeast at the moon & Jupiter. |
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Looking northwest. |
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Looking southwest. |
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A corona overhead. |
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Monday, November 5, 2001 - 9:50 p.m.: I go inside the house and watch the weather forecast at 10:10 p.m. There are reports of people seeing "red" northern lights in the northern tier of states. I then went outside to see more activity. I photographed the moon and Jupiter, seen through a red glow to the east-northeast. |
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Looking north at the big dipper. |
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The moon & Jupiter - looking east-northeast. |
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Looking east-northeast at the moon & Jupiter. |
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A corona overhead. |
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Left - looking northwest with clouds moving in. Right - the moon & Jupiter - looking east-northeast. |
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Looking northwest. |
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Looking northwest. |
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Looking east-southeast at the constellation Orion. |
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Part 1 - Part 3 - many additional photographs - please look! |
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