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Grampian
Latest Weather
(incl MetOffice Rainfall Radar)
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Auroral and Solar Activity
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Current
Geomagnetic activity
Magnetometer readings can provide an indication of
ongoing geomagnetic activity.
Graph to left shows real-time data for today from SAMNET's
magnetometer
near Aberdeen.
The graph shows the North-South (H) component of
the magnetic field as a black line, with a typical quiet day
shown in blue. The difference between the current field and a
quiet day is plotted as a colour-coded bar chart: green for
quiet, orange for active and red for stormy.
Times are in UT. |
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| Sign-Up Alerts : There
are a number of aurora alerts services that you can sign up to :
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Aberdeen Night Sky - S&TChart : Try out Sky & Telescope's excellent Interactive Sky Chart for a view
of Aberdeen's Night Sky. Click on the image to the right to
display the map. For help on this utility, click
here. If you're having problems displaying the map, click
here. You may need to reset your location and time zone or
install the latest version of Java Virtual Machine.
Hints: Click or drag the green polygon around the map to change the view
in the inset window. Resize your display to 800x600 or larger for best
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Phases of the Moon
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Current Moon Phase
Courtesy of usno |
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Metoffice Web
Cam
at Aboyne
(click on above picture) |
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| Heavens Above. Click the Heavens-Above icon to the right for details of
International Space Station passes visible from Aberdeen in the next ten
days. The
Heavens-Above website has details of other bright satellites, such
as the Space Shuttle when it is in orbit. |
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Sidereal Time Clock
Sidereal Time Clock (developed by Jeff Fysh, AAS)
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