Auroral Arc from Yellowknife
Taken by Alan Dyer on September 9, 2018 @ Yellowknife, NWT
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Date Taken: 2018:09:10 11:55:05
 
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We chased into clearer skies last night, Sept. 9, to catch views of a quiet arc of aurora across the north from near Yellowknife, the level of aurora that is almost always present here. Activity level was low. But for a few minutes an isolated arc appeared south of the main oval, seen here near centre in the east in this 360° panorama. It looked and behaved very much like the infamous STEVE arc, but he usually appears farther south at a greater distance from the main auroral arc.
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I wonder if it has anything to do with the latitude that you are at?
Posted by HDT 2018-09-10 16:30:27
Probably going to have a barn burner of a night tonight kP has been off the floor for awhile now!
Posted by HDT 2018-09-10 16:31:54
 
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