SETI public: Fw: The Moon, Mars, and Auroras

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From: LARRY KLAES (ljk4_at_msn.com)
Date: Sun Oct 05 2003 - 10:56:20 PDT

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    From: SpaceWeather.com
    Sent: Sunday, October 05, 2003 1:49 PM
    To: SpaceWeather.com
    Subject: The Moon, Mars, and Auroras

    Space Weather News for Oct. 5, 2003
    http://spaceweather.com

    THE MOON AND MARS: They're the two brightest objects in the night sky,
    and tonight you can see them pleasingly close together. The Moon will
    glide by Mars after sunset on Sunday, Oct 5th. Visit Spaceweather.com for
    observing tips and a recent snapshot of the Moon and Mars captured by NASA
    astronaut Ed Lu onboard the International Space Station.

    AURORA WATCH: Earth is heading for a solar wind stream flowing from a
    coronal hole on the Sun. First contact with the stream is possible on
    Oct. 6th or 7th. High-latitude sky watchers--e.g., people in Canada,
    Alaska and US northern-border states like Michigan and Wisconsin--should
    be alert for auroras.

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