Friday, 18 February 2011

Biggest Solar Flare In 4 Years

**We went out for a couple of nights in a row looking to see if we could catch sight of the norhtern Lights as we are quite far north. But it was overcast and then a strong gale with high winds and sideways rain came up and lasted for 2 days so we did not get to see it which is a bit dissapointing considering we are so far north but maybe next time :'(

Here are some of the pictures of what was seen in countries like Sweeden etc.

http://news.nationalgeographic.com/news/2011/02/pictures/110218-solar-flares-aurora-borealis-northern-lights-photography/#/valentines-day-aurora-borealis-bo-norway_32398_600x450.jpg



The Biggest Solar Flare In 4 Years has erupted towards earth.
EXTRACT:
A huge solar flare.
 February 16, 2011
The most powerful solar flare in four years exploded over the sun late Monday, according to NASA.
The magnetic instability that caused the flare also unleashed a blast of charged particles that should hit Earth's atmosphere tonight, possibly sparking auroras farther south than usual, experts say.

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