From: vdexter@tidepool.com (Ginny)
Subject: Re: Northern Lights
Date: Sat, 12 Apr 1997 16:53:35 GMT
At 1:22 AM 4/12/97, Dee Ann Walker wrote: >Hi! > >I have once again tried to post a note to the discuss-lfm group by simply >typing in a message on the reply command, and maybe it will still come >up. I am actually getting the digest version, but I thought I could >still reply. Anyway, it case it doesn't I thought I would send the >messge to you and you could let me know what I'm doing wrong. > >Here's a copy of what I sent. > >Hi! > >I hope everyone receives this message. I sent one before, but never >saw it posted. > >Anyway, we had a fantastic view of the Northern Lights >last night. The curtains of lavender, the pulsating umbrella of >phosphorescent green, the tinge of pale yellow, along with >Comet Hale-Bopp streaking through the skies, and a brilliant golden-red >Mars made for a memorable evening. > >Our latitude is 55 degrees, 41.19 minutes north and 132 degrees, 31.35 >minutes west. >We were hoping for another colorful night, but it is cloudy and >raining--typical for Southeast Alaska. > >To answer another question, I was fortunate to be a NEWEST participant at >NASA Ames Research Center the summer of '95. That experience is still >making a tremendously positive impact on the way I teach. Thank you NASA >and to all of you for sharing your expertise. > >Dee Ann Walker > >Thanks Ginny! Let me know what I should do.:) >---------- >Dee Ann Walker Email:walk1900@spacelink.msfc.nasa.gov