[Vision2020] auroras!!--Offlist: Off the WALL, YOU MEAN!

[Ted Moffett]

Donovan et. al.

This is so funny I might start misspelling words left and right, up
and down, in ten dimensional super string incomprehensibility...like a
certain someone who knows all yet refuses to use a spell checker, a
process that just might make the incomprehensibility (yes, the Gmail
spell checker indicates that this a "real" word!) of their ideas more
comprehensible for the rest of us mortals.

You tell Jasper that "you not miss much?"  And this is after she
offers us a wonderful description of what she did not miss, that you
apparently did!

Are you vying to top the Three Stooges for zany nonsense, and/or have
I fallen into a Black Hole into another universe, where you alone
define who misses what and when?

Please, please don't answer that question!  Jasper knows about
science, and I suspect you really do not!

Sorry to be so mean, but tell me, what is time dilation, and has it
been verified by scientific methods in fact at least once?

On second thought, forget about it!  I know the answer.  

Ted Moffett

On 5/15/05, Donovan Arnold <donovanjarnold2005 at yahoo.com> wrote:
> Jasper,
> 
> I was up at 1:30 AM last night, and went for a walk.
> The sky was bright, and I looked up north, but I could
> not see much on account of the clouds, so you did not
> miss much.
> 
> I appreciate your postings and I try to watch for the
> stuff you point out.
> 
> Take Care,
> 
> Donovan J Arnold
> 
> --- Jasper Nance <nanc3296 at uidaho.edu> wrote:
> 
> >    What a grand display last night! The storm really
> > reached a peak around 12:45 AM with green shimmering
> > curtains overhead and slightly to the south that
> > stretched across the entire sky.
> >
> > >From Lyons Rd the swirling bands were directly
> > above the sparkling city lights of Moscow. Far off
> > thunderstorms chimed in with intermittent purple and
> > orange flashes to the south and east on either side
> > of the Moscow lights. It was truly breathtaking!
> >
> >    To the north, the clouds were too thick to see
> > any detail but the glow was bright enough to read
> > by, and was easily seen from within the city (and
> > even out my window while I was hurling my cameras
> > into my backpack in a frenzy).
> >
> >    Unfortunately high cirrus clouds whooshed in
> > around 1:30 AM and blocked out all but an ambient
> > glow and remained that way until around 2:00 AM when
> > I just couldn't force myself to stay awake any
> > longer :c)
> >
> > Did anyone else see these great graduation-day
> > skies?
> >
> >           Ms Jasper Nance
> >
> >
> > ------------------------
> > Jasper Nance
> > Creative Photographer
> > http://nebar.gotdns.com
> >
> >   ----- Original Message -----
> >   From: Jasper Nance
> >   To: vision2020 at moscow.com
> >   Sent: Saturday, May 14, 2005 11:22 PM
> >   Subject: [Vision2020] auroras!!
> >
> >
> >   If you're still awake, GO OUTSIDE! there are
> > auroras to the north!  Its a bit cloudy but its not
> > too bad.
> >
> >   (Go Vandal graduates!)
> >            Jasper
> >
> >   ------------------------
> >   Jasper Nance
> >   Creative Photographer
> >   http://nebar.gotdns.com
> >
> >
> >