Aurora (Northern Lights) Part III

[iconicist]

i seen lights in the night sky kind of like this except they were grey and looked like clouds. they would keep dissapearing and showing up in random places. does anyone know what this is?

[sandraliofficial]

BEAUUUUUUTIIIIIIIIIIIFUUUUUUUL­LLLLLL

[svenXDsven]

And again you caught a nice meteor like the first part :)

[Forricat]

I fink u've catured a meteor as well.. at 0:13.. nice job btw!!

[antonioWiseGuys]

haarp

check it out

[arnolcosto]

amazing

[erikkamphuys]

wow!!!

[TheEightiesRule]

Impressive. Two high altitude phenomena, Aurorae and Noctilucent clouds seen together.

[ActiveStorage]

why there are both rotating and stationary stars in the sky? :\

[Jacdagirl94414]

wow is that a meteor flying across the sky in 00:05-00:06?

[hydrogen800]

An aircraft flying

[Mytownhomeboy123]

More than likely an airplane. At this speed, you more than likely would not see a meteor at all.

[arnolcosto]

yes, its an U.F.O.

[sublimefish]

Zocann and miniwyo you're both wrong. The magnetic energy is not hitting the earth. Energized particles from the sun are interacting with the magnetic fields that are emanating from the Earths magnetic core. So Zocann theres no light coming from the earth and miniwyo we are not being hit by anything magnetic.

[hydrogen800]

I saw noctilcent clouds!

[jodieleate]

Cool, you can even see the 3D-ness of the stars when they move faster.

[Mytownhomeboy123]

All the stars are moving the same rate. None are moving faster than the other from Earth's POV.

[huang7788]

Wow! Your video is a dream come true for me! I've always wanted to see the Northern Lights! A grateful local from Sunny Singapore

[tonsofbricks]

i think i saw a UFO

[Nicolet56]

lmao

[sjpones3]

awesome! but what are the zig zagging light streaks all over the place?? thanks

[betelguesealpha]

The zigzag lines are probably fire flies.. however if you look closer at the sky, you will see a couple of meteors! :)

[Mytownhomeboy123]

No you won't.

[zocann]

I am disappointed at the comments - The Aurora borealis is not a light show, it is light emanating from within the earth. This is proof to me that the earth is a vesel with outer shell and an inner world. Welcome Hollow Earth!

[miniwyo]

ummmm, actually, it is magnetic energy hitting the earth from space. and the earth is not hollow, The very core is solid, then the outer core is liquid, the mantle is a molten rock that is somwehat like molten plastic, just kind of sticky, and then its all topped off by the crust.

[Solitaryn1ght]

I wish i cud see the northern lights, but theres 2 much light here...

[Gizzmit]

Awesome, thank you for sharing!

[selmuir]

Absolutly Brill I have got to see them one day

[unkmostunknown]

i know i want to see one two but the green ones are scary a lil i cant believe these things are dangerous to our earh

[musicdisciple]

This some crazy shit and you don't have to goto north pole to see it.. only canada!

[Haeinscute]

That is awesome! Not only the northern lights look amazing, but the stars going across the sky looks awesome too.

[putodfghjkl]

the valkyries riding over Canada!!!

[Magn3ticwun]

i think this is one of the more stunning displays of the Northern Lights. Every little bit of it is truly an amazing piece of natural art...so beautiful to watch, it must be breathtaking to be able to experience it live, wherever you filmed it. thank you very much for sharing. please continue!

[aftershockagain]

This blows my mind, I've always wanted to see these in person, but these time lapses are just incredible. Maybe some day! :)

[UgieandYak]

Lol, I never thought about the mysterious objects being "bugs". Thanks for clearing that up. Keep posting these vids, they're great.

[UgieandYak]

Your vids are great, but you have to tell us, what are the lights that zig zag, circle, and just plaing jump all over the place? Helicopter(s)?

[06solareclipse]

These streaks are from insects flying near the camera . There is a spotlight next the the camera that illuminates the insects.

[indymom]

Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful!!!

[schnickita]

Great work. Like it very much. How many hours did you need for this movie? Thanks for the deep impressions!

Roger and Snailme Schnickita

[LesliePB]

It's so amazing to watch the stars move across the sky -- and then there's that little jolt when I remember that the EARTH is moving. Kinda gives you some perspective, just like visiting a planetarium! Thanks!

[Lionheart106]

that is cool

[ashhtown4lyf]

thats kool, what country do u get them in

[AmandaofSoNo]

Mother Nature...one of her many wonders! How beautiful our planet is.

[jjbookgal]

This is the most awesome video of the northern lights I have seen. Thank you very much for sharing it.

[ogitaliano]

what causes northern lights? can someone pm me plz.

[moodofthesky]

thank you.

[cheezit83]

Gorgeous!! Thanks for posting it.

[7tCinema]

We live on a sweet planet. Love your mother. Thanks for the wondrous images, technical info and interesting scientific asides, 06

[ekoorb]

amazing!

[IndieMuffin]

Beautiful.