MIDNIGHT SUN:
In northern Finland, aurora season is officially over. "We now have sunshine 24 hours a day," reports Sauli Koski of Kittila, Finland, at latitude 68 deg. N. "Here are some rays from last night's midnight sun."
Ten days from now, around June 2nd, a solar wind stream is due to hit Earth. The impact could spark a geomagnetic storm and auroras around the Arctic Circle. If so, no one will see them. With midnight sunbeams like these, it's possible no one will mind.
Posted: 8:47:51 AM
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