If you think you might want to catch some Aurora Borealis subscribe to Space Weather.com. Tonight (Sept3) might be worthy of keeping an eye open.

is she a stripper?

Well sometimes she wears green and red lace. I have seen some great shows...but whatever your fancy lol;-)

...isnt it nice to know that at anytime an astroid could cripple earth to a pile of rubble without forewarning...I shouldn't of read the last part:

On 4 Sep 2006 there were 801 known Potentially
Hazardous Asteroids

No need to run around like chicken little!

They sky is falling! The sky is falling!

Bruce will save the day!

Well, it's even more scary if you consider that they only track around 1% - 10% of space looking for near Earth objects... at least we won't know what will hit us! ;)

Unless it is that size that does not totally destroy Earth...the next ice age?

Well, just think of all the cool photography we'd be producing then...

Darryl..did you get a chance to see any of the Northern Lights on the 3rd? Inquiring minds want to know.....:) if so, how did they look, awesome I imagine!!!

Watch for another show this weekend.

Expect photographs like this.

Or this

Thats a pretty wicked pic..but stepherx is pretty darn good, for a 16yr old..or 17 now, if he is telling the truth. (he sounds like a teenager).

and we'd expect to see photographs like that because?

Because of the strong coronal hole and resulting solar wind;-)

is that likely to cause several new planets to appear in close earth orbit as well?

I sure hope not...would be sort of like those bugs that hit your windshield.

I was referring to Crusader's comment: " Well, it's even more scary if you consider that they only track around 1% - 10% of space looking for near Earth objects... at least we won't know what will hit us! ;) "

...but yeah, it has nothing to do with auroras.