Red night aurora bursts

[The One]

Red night aurora bursts were seen or photographed in more than half of all US states including Alabama, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska, Kentucky, North Carolina, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, Maryland, New York, Montana, Ohio, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Washington, Minnesota, Maine, Michigan, Oregon, Arkansas and California

http://theboldcorsicanflame.files.wordpress.com/2011/10/brian-emfinger-10251101_1319508192.jpg?w=450&h=300

http://spaceweather.com/submissions/pics/p/Peter-Henshaw-aurora_1319584532_med.jpg

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Auroras were seen or photographed in more than half of all US states including Alabama, Wisconsin, New Mexico, Tennessee, Missouri, Illinois, Nebraska, Kentucky, North Carolina, Indiana, Oklahoma, Kansas, Iowa, Maryland, New York, Montana, Ohio, Colorado, Pennsylvania, Washington, Virginia, Texas, Arizona, Minnesota, Maine, Michigan, Oregon, Arkansas and California. Many observers, especially in the deep south, commented on the pure red color of the lights they saw. These rare all-red auroras sometimes appear during intense geomagnetic storms. They occur some 300 to 500 km above Earth’s surface and are not yet fully understood.

[shadowstalker]

I wonder where in texas?

[M6*]

Thanks for posting the wonderful pictures. The second one is so inspiring...to me anyway. I spent my early childhood in a place called Aurora....and always knew that one day I would see such a sight as this! M6*

[Caren]

So beautiful The One - thanks!