Hi all,

       I have a cabin up in the U.P. of michigan we go there once a year. Every night we stay awake trying to find the auroras. The best we've got is a small invisable tendril of aurora. Are they best viewed with a telescope, eyes, or binoculars?       Thanks for helping. Alex

Starmonkey wrote:

Hi all,        I have a cabin up in the U.P. of michigan we go there once a year. Every night we stay awake trying to find the auroras. The best we've got is a small invisable tendril of aurora. Are they best viewed with a telescope, eyes, or binoculars?       Thanks for helping. Alex

Aurora are a naked eye event when they happen and they're visible.

You can Check http://www.spaceweather.com for daily auroral activity and intensity.

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