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Whilst Aurora watch is put on standby enjoy the NASA [VIDEO] of massive Solar Prominence 7th June

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Aira IdrisAira Idris|16:30 UK time, Friday, 10 June 2011

d ~ 414'220'800 km: day 161

According to NOAA there is still a 20% to 30% chance of spotting the Aurora Borealis within the next few hours. The massive Coronal Mass Ejection of 7th June didn't produce solar winds that reached Earth yesterday as originally predicted, but high latitude skywatchers have been told to remain alert - according to spaceweather

In case you missed it, here's the amazing video from NASA:

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Orbit: Earth's Extraordinary Journey explores the relationship between the Earth's orbit and the weather. Previously '23 Degrees' (working title); on this blog the weather community were invited to discuss their experiences of severe weather as and when events developed and share their iwitness footage throughout 2011. The audience were provided with an insight to the making of the series and exclusive behind the scenes footage. Follow us on Twitter.

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