[ben45750]

Last night while driving to Chicago, from Columbus, Ohio I saw a small shooting star. That got me wondering, while out here for just a couple years I have seen some good size shooting stars (meteor shower's).

The best thing in the sky I have probably seen was when coming across I70 west of St. Louis and saw a huge meteor. It lasted for about 3-4 seconds and lit up the entire ski (was bright as a bolt of lightning lasting 3-4 seconds). I have seen 2 other good size ones but not nearly the same size.

You guys ever see things like that or maybe even stranger things you can't explain?

[Jackrabbit379]

I see shooting stars quite a bit. I keep wishing that one of these days, I would get rich. I guess, I gotta keep waiting on the right star. :P

[mike3fan]

The northern lights in the U.P. of Michigan are always cool.

[Jackrabbit379]

I remember seeing those when I used to run up in the Dakotas. They are cool.

[ben45750]

Originally Posted by mike3fan

The northern lights in the U.P. of Michigan are always cool.

I still haven't seen the Northern Lights.

[Twilight Flyer]

I still haven't seen the Northern Lights.

You ought to check with Yoopr on that. He's so far north, they are the SOUTHERN lights for him.

:P

[Roadhog]

We get beautiful Northern Lights where I live too. Sometimes they are in different colors, and streak accross the whole sky. You'd think you were on LSD or something...as it makes such a surreal display.

This is one of my favorite photos of the Lights with a Thunder storm.

[shyykatt]

N lights are pretty neat- can get incredibly colorful sometimes.

Cool pic RH.

[yoopr]

here's some pretty nice photos

http://www.lakesuperiorphoto.com/bor...rn_lights.html

[Jackrabbit379]

Those were nice. I've never seen the different colored lights. Just the white that come up, that glitter, or have a fade affect.