That's true; it may never have got dark enough. I spent some time in the arctic many moons ago and we met a researcher who told us that conditions were then perfect for the aurora but it was never dark enough to see it.
But I was also thinking that the aurora zone forms a kind of doughnut...
Here's some contributions from me. I do find it interesting that although we were looking at the same phenomenon, our interpretations of it are so different.
For an account of my evening's activities click on the link to the blog below.
It's pretty cloudy here in mid-Wales but I suppose it could clear later.
This is the "graph" for the last 24 hours. Its been on red alert all that time, only dropping to amber in the last hour or so.
https://aurorawatch.lancs.ac.uk/
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