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We are still getting to the bottom of the problems on the site and working to overcome the issues. I’ll make an announcement soon. This is not just a software glitch. The site is being swamped with requests that started on Saturday. Thanks again for your patience. Thanks to those who are sending donations to help upgrade the server.
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Apologies for the server troubles over Easter. We are working on it. (I would have left a note last night here but I was forbidden, like you.) The problem seems to be so much traffic that the system was pushed beyond its limits over Easter. We will be increasing server power asap. I’ll keep you posted, but there may be more dropouts. Apologies for all the disruptions. I hope to be back to normal as soon as possible. I’ll post more updates here. Thanks for your patience! — Jo
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9.2 out of 10 based on 53 ratings 8.4 out of 10 based on 28 ratings 9.2 out of 10 based on 33 ratings **Auroras being seen now in places like Adelaide Hills, Blue Mountains, Australind WA, Glenburnie, SA, Canberra, even Adelaide itself?** Worth poking a head outside if you are near a dark spot. This is 12:20pm EST and may last a couple of hours. Moon is “unfortunate”, but the Glendale App is in a good zone predicting IMF is nice for five hours. People are excited in the SpaceWeatherLive forum. Nullschool suggests people may get lucky, even though auroras are fickle, changeable things.
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