It didn't happen often - I tried to maintain some decorum - but when it did, we had a blast. I got to spoil them and then chuckle when I left. If there parents say before they leave and I was babysitting, ' Absolutely no cookies after five and no scary films.' As soon as the door closes they were stuffing their faces with cookies and watching Deep Blue Sea. My one niece remembered I put butter - more than I should have - on their popcorn, allowed them to stay up late, played games like hide and go seek in the dark and let them get away with just about anything. They told me how much they loved me and talked about all the things they remembered from childhood about me. What really did make my day was all the messages I got from my nephew and three nieces. Though that didn't really make my day, it didn't ruin it either because I know together we can handle whatever comes our way. There was a lot of because we censor ourselves. My sister texted me Happy Birthday and then blew a head gasket when I told her that. Huh? Just something they want to keep an eye on. Yet another unfortunate incident was they told him he still has cancer, but nothing major. My head lulls on my shoulders and I drool until at least 9. The reason it is unfortunate is because I am NOT a morning person.

Unfortunately, we had to get up at 5 in the morning to get down to my father's VA doctor in time for his appointment. By the chart on this page, it looks like the most stuff hit our ionosphere late evening Ireland time, not West Coast time. Professor, Electrical Engineering, interim ChairĪdjunct Professor, Earth and Space SciencesĮDIT: Nothing visible where I was.

I can't promise that there will be Aurora tonight, but the odds are It is a bit like the Richter scale for earthquakes. The following website shows the Kp index: The Kp index measure how disturbed the upper atmosphere is. Where you can look to the North East, without much city light/street light

the sky should be clear, and not much Moon you should have a place.

If you'd like to know whether to look for the Lights, here are some clues: The Earth's magnetic field is being strained by this, and the result is likely to be Northern Lights, perhaps far enough south for us to see them. The debris from a flare takes about two days to reach the Earth, and that debris arrived a few hours ago. Some of you may have heard that there was a moderately large solar flare on Wednesday.

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