If I recall my novels and anectodal references (Daniel V. Gallery) correctly, only pilots ever get extended experience with green flash, especially going into the sunset at high speed.
BT
Tracy Johnson
MSI Schaevitz Sensors
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> I've never seen a 'flash' at Sunrise/set, but in my younger
> days, I used to work in the oil patch drilling for oil, and
> many, many times, out on the open plains of Oklahoma and
> Texas, I saw the horizon become emerald at both Sunset and Sunrise.
>
> Ray Shahan
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> > Hi Ray :)
> > Yep... the Northern Lights are something to behold...
> and This time I
> > saw on the weather reports that a couple three nights ago
> they were visible
> > in Park City Utah!
> >
> > The question I have is has anybody every seen the
> "Emerald Flash at
> > Sunrise/Sunset"? I have read about this (first time in a
> Clive Cussler
> > novel IIRC) and have tried to see it whenever I am viewing
> a sunset/sunrise
> > against a very wide/flat horizon... but no luck... is there
> such a thing?
> >
> > Art 'wondering again hehe" Bahrs
> > P.S. um no reference to the 3k unless you count that the it
> used to have
> > 'emerald' screens for consoles? Hey... I can reach :)
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> >
> > Hi all,
> >
> > Sunday night we had what's being described as the
> best Northern
> > Lights display in over 10 years (some say the best ever)
> here in the North
> > East Wisconsin area (NOTE, the lights were, according to
> reports, visible
> > as far South as Oklahoma!).
> >
> > The light show started around 6:30 PM, and was
> still exploding
> > through the night sky when I went to bed at 11:45 (the news
> said they
> > lasted until after 1:30 am Monday morning).
> >
> > I've seen the Northern lights before, but WOW,
> Sunday was almost
> > religious! I can't begin to explain it (nor can pictures do it
> > justice)...it's an erie and fantastic sight.
> >
> > At one point, the lights in the Northwest sky were
> so intense with
> > the meandering, pulsing, fantastic lights, you could no
> longer see the
> > stars! Another thing I saw that I've never seen before was
> 'shafts of
> > darkness"! The sky was all ablaze with aqua and red, but
> rays of darkness>
> > cut through the light in every direction...absolutely
> bizarre to see! At
> > 11:00 PM, you could see the lights across the entire
> heavens...North,
> > South, East and West!
> >
> > Anyway, I can tell you that there are truly some
> beautiful things
> > to see on this planet, and if ever you get the chance, the
> Northern lights
> > are one sight that I promise you is as awe inspiring a
> sight as can be
> > seen...by all means, try to see it...you'll never forget
> the experience!
> >
> > HAVE A GREAT WEEK!
> >
> > Ray Shahan
> >
> > Life is not a journey to the grave with the
> > intention of arriving safely in a pretty and
> > well preserved body, but rather to skid in
> > broadside, thoroughly used up, totally worn out,
> > and loudly proclaiming:
> >
> > -- WOW!!! What a Ride! --
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