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Aurora Australis
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Uploaded: 11/11/04 10:53 AM GMT
Aurora Australis
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I heard that there was going to be a big electromagnetic storm caused by a solar prominence, so found the darkest south facing beach I could find just after midnight on Weds morning (10th Nov). This is what the camera saw. I say that because I have very poor colour vison at night so I saw it in black and white. The shot made the front page of our broadsheet newspaper - The Age - 6 out of 8 columns!