Auroras usually occur in the North right?
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GfQ that must be a Truly wonderful experience for you and your sisters to watch them over that part of Canada :). Ive only seen it a few times from the UK and that was a few years back.
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heart beat You may have to travel way up North to get a view or fly to Australia
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Hinna In the North Auroras are known as the Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis, in the South it is known as Aurora Australis or Southern Lights. They occur in a number of countries such as the Netherlands, Canada, UK, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, in US (Alaska) etc.
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THEY R sooooooo beautifulll
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luv is not blind-it sees more and not less,but coz it sees more its willing 2 see less!!!
Beautifull
Wowz looks awsome
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amazing. mann i would luv to see on of those in real life
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SubhanAllah :~) thats all
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Awesome
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Nia, Hanie, Mzshehzadi, heart hacker & faatma - Glad you all enjoyed them :)..
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Originally posted by Dil he Pakistani:
QfQ that must be a Truly wonderful experience for you and your sisters to watch them over that part of Canada :). Ive only seen it a few times from the UK and that was a few years back.
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you can see Arora borialis in the UK??
Yes yaar, auroras can be seen from the UK although they are not that common. Most of them occur in Northern Areas of Britain in Scotland.. but sometimes they can be seen all all parts of the UK dependant on the level of activity of the geomagnetic storm. I have seen them a few times. Last one in my locality was earlier this year but I didnt get a chance to view it.
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Absolutely Breathtaking mouth wide open
Isn't it true that everybody has there own aurora? U can find it in the dark I think but u must be very relaxed....I am talking sense aren't I? U have to do something with ur hands.
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