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Page last updated on: Wednesday, November 9, 2016 Tardy solar storm sparks bright auroras; more to come… Arriving later than expected, a CME brushed against Earth’s magnetic field on Nov. 9th, sparking a bright display of auroras seen mainly from Alaska. More auroras are in the offing as a new solar wind stream heads in our direction.  Estimated time of arrival: Nov. 11-12. Visit http://spaceweather.com for pictures of the Nov. 9th auroras and updates about the approaching solar wind stream. Share this page Follow us Advertisement

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