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Old Oct 8th 2012 | 2:23 pm
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Tonight. Now. 80% chance of seeing it - as long as the skies are clear.

Get out there.
 
Old Oct 8th 2012 | 2:26 pm
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stupid question, do you look north?

i can't see it!
 
Old Oct 8th 2012 | 2:32 pm
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Originally Posted by haggis88
stupid question, do you look north?

i can't see it!
According to the literature you look north. Best in a non light polluted area and with no cloud cover.

I think I've seen the greeny glow a few times and that seems to be more to the NW.
 
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north west side of the sky here in Edmonton
 
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Too cloudy here tonight unfortunately although we did get to see them last week which was pretty cool.
 
Old Oct 8th 2012 | 4:13 pm
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well I went out and there was a greeny glow, like ectoplasm, or maybe a swirl of absinthe.

I tried walking into the darker bits but there were strange noises so I came back in and put the kettle on.
 
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not as bright as last weeks were apparently but they seem to fill the whole sky tonight - wow never seen them that big thanks Bats!
 
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Originally Posted by mandymoochops
not as bright as last weeks were apparently but they seem to fill the whole sky tonight - wow never seen them that big thanks Bats!
Bloody jealous, all I got was a green glow.
 

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