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[CarlDeaver-aa8yy3797@mailblocks.com]

Space Weather News for April 7, 2004
> http://spaceweather.com
>
> AURORA WATCH: A coronal mass ejection (CME) hurled into space by a 
solar
> explosion on April 6th is heading in the general direction of Earth. 
Sky
> watchers should be alert for auroras when it arrives, probably during 
the
> early hours of April 8th UT (for North Americans, that means during 
the
> night of April 7th).
>
> Earth is already skirting through a solar wind stream flowing from a
> coronal hole on the sun. Because of this, geomagnetic storms and 
auroras
> are likely, off and on, for the next few days. The best displays will 
be
> at high latitudes--e.g., Canada and Alaska. When the incoming CME 
arrives,
> auroras could descend to lower latitudes, too.
>
> Visit Spaceweather.com for updates.
>
> ISS FLYBY: And while you're visiting, be sure to check out a 
remarkable
> movie of the International Space Station passing almost directly in 
front
> of the planet Saturn.  It was recorded by a German amateur astronomer
> earlier this month.
>

Maybe some 6 meter activity too?