The Aurora Borealis can come and go in the blink of an eye, ever changing, always amazing us, forever engraving it's beauty in our minds for ever. There is no music that could ever describe this wonder of nature, all I can share with you is my emotions of what I see... I wish It could go on for ever.
i have seen them in the north of scotland and ill never forget them so so beautiful they blew me away sadly the photos i tried to take on my phone didnt turn out but their an experiance once seen never forgot love them
at the first picture i saw....copyright!!! hahahaha copyright on aurora borealis hahahahahahahaha get lost you greedy copyright assholes . stay of youtube and the internet.....thank you omega99999999 for not obeying that copyright crap!!! hahahaha ""copyright on northern light ""...hahaha im gonna make a song of that one , hahahaha lol lol lol ....pissing my pants hahahahaha
this does not embrace the Northern Lights as it should....This is a wonder I was able to see for 15 yrs. when i lived in Alaska. It is one of the most Beautiful sights you will ever see!!!!
this was theme winner? wow i like the one on my page alot better...this music doesnt capture the energetic magnificence of this amazing phenomenon....must admit those pics are pretty....chicane saltwater sounded so perfect to the aurora borealis
the tricky lady as she is called is something i have always wanted to see from norway not scotland.has to be really very cold and i think norway is much colder.just to see the curtain of colours would be a fantastic.how lucky some countrys are to have witnessed the aurora borealis.
The marvels of the ceeation speak of God and glorify him, and no music, except the absolute music of angels and prophets, can correspond perfectly to God`s glorious works.
This is one of my biggest dreams, to see the aurora just once in my lifetime. This is truly amazing and so relaxing to watch and listen to. For all the people who saw this, you are a lucky human being.
you cant se them in the south, so in the north: Finnmark or Troms county. Some citys might be from Trømsø, Hammerfest, to Alta, Karasjok and Kirkenes. It can appear anrywere, or you might not see it at all. But i think it's mostly in the winter when it's cold, dry and good weather (a clear sky)
you can see the northern lights in northern scotland.I have seen them regularly in north east England on the moors.
A very amusing storey took place a few years ago on a home midweek match between sunderland and chelsea. The n lights were giving a big show-flashing red and white-the sunderland fans were chanting that god is a mackem The lights range lowers on the earths lat lines to 50' north in mid winter-so on an ideal clear night with all city lights off you could see them in london
It varies, sometimes quite quickly like a slow motion display of fireworks, or sometimes it's almost impossible to tell they are moving as they slowly overtake the sky
Thats pretty cool. I live in Michigan and we see em all the time in the U.P. They're so damn beautifull. No light pollution at all up there. Still amazes me every time.
This is the most beautiful sight I've ever seen and this can only be seen in Fort Mac. I am a Filipino and it's a privelege having been to this place and worked. I am a Overseas Filipino Worker and have been to so many countries before but for me there's no place like Canada. I am treated fairly here and my rights are well respected. May God bless and keep this nation always!!!
Great video, congratulations, beautiful photos and beautiful places, I know one day, a pity I live so far away I am from Brazil, which by the way did a great video if you want to look at the address that is below,
also see my channel Up More ... /watch?v=42JhgBotuYs
This was a real long time ago but I saw a faint red one on my way home with my dad....it was weird at first but then I saw it was moving a little...I live in Ny
I saw this in Northern Connecticut, although not as blatant. I seem to remember the weather was warmer when I saw it. I'll describe. It was like a giant spider web of light was in the sky and between the strands of light were vague shimmering sheets of light all traveling to the core of the emanation. It was glorious. I saw it one other time though it was still it was as if someone took a red paint brush and streaked it across the sky above my friends house.
i live in Norway and have seen this often in the winter when the sky is clear and cold outside.. i just stare as long it is going, i dont mind if there is -25 outside... i just love it :o)
LOL i didn't realize till after i posted that my daughter was still logged in (Ayame). She wasn't even thought of as I was only 11 yrs old. It really was an amazing sight and something I've never seen again. I'm 32 yrs old now
actually you can. I saw aurora when i was at gunflint lodge, it's located by the US and Canada board in MN. Auroras there are more rare phenomenon than in upper latitude but it happens.
I saw 2:14 . I swear I did, I was in Helsinki at the time, and I sat outside for i don't even know how long. You think it's beautiful on video, seeing this in real life is truly a wonderful experience.
I can't even imagine how indescribable it would be to see this phenomena in person, must be something so incredible that all you could do was stare in the heavens for hours, I know I would be mesmerized by this!
i was sitting 5 hours outside in the cold in norway , because i don`t want to miss one second of the greatest thing you can watch on earth ! These pictures are burned into your brain forever .
This is a beautiful presentation of one of the loveliest of all atmospheric phenomena. What is the music that accompanies it? Wondrous blend of photography and music.
Read the closing credits -- the music was written for an Aurora Borealis theme-music contest by Michael Sekuloff, and won that contest's "sliver metal." (Apparently, he can write music better than he can type or spell.)
It's lovely, and, yes, it is part of the astonishingly beautiful works of natural beauty that has been set in place by the Creator. Observe, and murmur a prayer of thanksgiving.
Though the ones in this video are some of the most extreme I have seen. They're not as magnificent as you would think, unless you are actually on the Pole.
Only in the winter. The darker it is, the better you see them. And in summer, we don't have night. Also,powerful solar winds create better lights, so really good ones are quite rare.
i saw one, it was a red constant glow in the cloudless sky that shifted in pennyslvania one year onhalloween it was the weirdes tthing i was trick-or-treating wiht my best friends kid sisters and we were walking and there it was. i always thought that they could only happen in alaska or around the arctic circle where conditions were right but i have never heard it happening in pennsylvania. does anyone know how that is even possible or has experienced one in any other state
A couple years ago, there was Aurora here in Los Angeles if you can believe. An extremely rare event. It wasn't visible in the city due to light pollution, but in the clear mountain sky, it a faint red looking north. Nothing like the curtains of light they see in Arctic Circle. Still amazing nonetheless that they made in any form this far south.
Yes i agree it's beautiful... but when you guys say not of this world and supernatural I just laugh... It's technically seen in this world, so.. *cough* it is of this world... and it's not supernatural... it's electromagnetic energy not God playing tricks on you -.-
Although I can't give you a definitive answer, I will tell you this: One lovely, dark night in Florida (!!), when I was a little girl, my father awakened my brother and myself to see marvelous colors weaving across the sky. Yes, it was the famous Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis! Apparently, the atmospheric conditions were perfect just at that time, for it to be visible in central Florida.
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Jhenisus 2 weeks ago
i would to go to Norway and see this, just once :)
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MrFlyingMongoose 6 months ago
The Aurora Borealis can come and go in the blink of an eye, ever changing, always amazing us, forever engraving it's beauty in our minds for ever. There is no music that could ever describe this wonder of nature, all I can share with you is my emotions of what I see... I wish It could go on for ever.
that is beautiful omega
yubisakireno 7 months ago
wow
28costy 7 months ago
i have seen them in the north of scotland and ill never forget them so so beautiful they blew me away sadly the photos i tried to take on my phone didnt turn out but their an experiance once seen never forgot love them
freacls 8 months ago
why all the aurora videos have "green lights"? why not the red ones? :(
Almagestos 8 months ago
got PATs coming up, so we went to rothney astrophysical observatory for sky sciernce and learned about these
volcano201111 9 months ago
would love to see in person!
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i would like being there and smoke a joint +1 ahahaha always thought about it!
luisamaeji 10 months ago
youtube has gotten to where it stalls too much to enjoy like i used to.
holtdiane 11 months ago
nice pics :)
ServoliniFireOnWood 11 months ago
is there really a BLue aUROA ? 1:52
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Watch also "Wonderful energy" video by HorizonDelta ;-)
HorizonDelta 1 year ago
I have a video with Aurora aswell. Taken by NASA.
alexistheboss15 1 year ago
at the first picture i saw....copyright!!! hahahaha copyright on aurora borealis hahahahahahahaha get lost you greedy copyright assholes . stay of youtube and the internet.....thank you omega99999999 for not obeying that copyright crap!!! hahahaha ""copyright on northern light ""...hahaha im gonna make a song of that one , hahahaha lol lol lol ....pissing my pants hahahahaha
euphoritch 1 year ago
i saw something like this in Arizona once. i didnt know what the fuck it was at the time. i just saw some red stuff in the sky.
doogrisa 1 year ago
wonderfuuuuuuuuuullllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll
TheOnechaan 1 year ago
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boorahulSaini 1 year ago
I want to go to Norway.
animalpolice 1 year ago
i took my wife to norway for our aniniversery to see the lights.Ohhhh man you gatta know how many times we &%^$
snowshoter 1 year ago
GAY these are freaking pics rtard!
gamestopper100 1 year ago
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like you being jaloux for not live where the lights shows ..
Satii88 1 year ago
foarte frumos.un fenomen al naturii incredibil!as vrea sa vad si eu una in realitate :((
StefyWolf 1 year ago
What a beautifull video and I love the music!
49Eleonora 1 year ago
thanks!!!!!
welchburger 1 year ago
this does not embrace the Northern Lights as it should....This is a wonder I was able to see for 15 yrs. when i lived in Alaska. It is one of the most Beautiful sights you will ever see!!!!
Gthang4Lyfe 1 year ago
BEAUTIFUL!!! I enjoyed it, Thanks!!!
gloryacresranch 1 year ago
this was theme winner? wow i like the one on my page alot better...this music doesnt capture the energetic magnificence of this amazing phenomenon....must admit those pics are pretty....chicane saltwater sounded so perfect to the aurora borealis
MattyMcCritic 1 year ago
I definitely agree with you Gangster4!!!
MagicMarmalade 1 year ago 2
i would like being there and smoke a joint with ma firneds and sleep :P
GanGsTerR4Live 2 years ago 24
@GanGsTerR4Live
I live in Alaska and I have seen this many times.
Keep smoking!
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@GanGsTerR4Live
I live in Alaska and I have seen this many times.
Keep smoking!
9305612345 1 year ago
@GanGsTerR4Live woow
christina123cm 1 year ago
@GanGsTerR4Live can a join , i will bring some dutch homegrown with me , to share with you guys
euphoritch 1 year ago
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ASSOLize 2 years ago
I know this is real and is sooo nice to watch
elYugoParadiso 2 years ago 2
lindo!!!!!!!
salesferreira123 2 years ago
2:11 beautiful
Jezziiquah 2 years ago
beauty
omega3br 2 years ago
loved your comment, its like the pinnacle of optimism:)
Hashpotato 2 years ago
the tricky lady as she is called is something i have always wanted to see from norway not scotland.has to be really very cold and i think norway is much colder.just to see the curtain of colours would be a fantastic.how lucky some countrys are to have witnessed the aurora borealis.
leanda27 2 years ago
amcık ya su güzelim doga olayını daha da sikkeşlestiremezdin yani göt !!!
sevilatacan 2 years ago
The marvels of the ceeation speak of God and glorify him, and no music, except the absolute music of angels and prophets, can correspond perfectly to God`s glorious works.
mikilavush 2 years ago
it was special night 23th n 24th of oct 09.. there was northernlights full of sky n many stars fall..
joyceraincloudfire 2 years ago
This is one of my biggest dreams, to see the aurora just once in my lifetime. This is truly amazing and so relaxing to watch and listen to. For all the people who saw this, you are a lucky human being.
CookiiMonster1 2 years ago
if you want to see it, you should come to norway during the winter :-]
monequu 2 years ago
which part of Norway is best? I would love to see the Northern Lights, it's my dream
blueleadguitar 2 years ago
you cant se them in the south, so in the north: Finnmark or Troms county. Some citys might be from Trømsø, Hammerfest, to Alta, Karasjok and Kirkenes. It can appear anrywere, or you might not see it at all. But i think it's mostly in the winter when it's cold, dry and good weather (a clear sky)
monequu 2 years ago
thank you for your very quick reply. I live in the UK and have always wanted to go to Norway and see them. Thank you for your great advice!
blueleadguitar 2 years ago
you can see the northern lights in northern scotland.I have seen them regularly in north east England on the moors.
A very amusing storey took place a few years ago on a home midweek match between sunderland and chelsea. The n lights were giving a big show-flashing red and white-the sunderland fans were chanting that god is a mackem The lights range lowers on the earths lat lines to 50' north in mid winter-so on an ideal clear night with all city lights off you could see them in london
toonmag50 2 years ago
Perhaps I'll venture up to Scotland to see them. I bet it was great to watch them during the game too lol
blueleadguitar 2 years ago
the flood lights drowned the n lights in the ground-but you could see them clearly around the ground-even the chelsea fans were impressed.
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flyinganusinthesky 2 years ago
ehm, what ?
monequu 2 years ago
nevermind
flyinganusinthesky 2 years ago
heart touching... feels like sittin' with her on the icy nature... watching amazingly the greenish aurora sky... with love and romance....
seaquat 2 years ago
For those of you who have seen the northern lights, how fast do they move in person?
pinkhotchoco 2 years ago
It varies, sometimes quite quickly like a slow motion display of fireworks, or sometimes it's almost impossible to tell they are moving as they slowly overtake the sky
JayCubez 2 years ago
I will be able to see these again in about 3 weeks. It doesnt get dark at night til then
Mostnorthern 2 years ago 4
You are a lucky person!
lluvsk8in 2 years ago
Remind me how lucky I am in January when its 60 below.LOL. Thats Fahrenheit. 52 below is centigrade
Mostnorthern 2 years ago
ohaaa voll schÖn;)
Kathariinable 2 years ago 2
favoriting! commenting! and rating!
Blossom104oncp 2 years ago 2
Wonderful!!!5*****
dispecer10 2 years ago 2
an aurora came as far down as northern Virginia once. It was so cool. First time i actually saw one... :)
avatarpeep 2 years ago 2
Thats pretty cool. I live in Michigan and we see em all the time in the U.P. They're so damn beautifull. No light pollution at all up there. Still amazes me every time.
gogreeneyes 2 years ago 2
Did they move fast or slow?
pinkhotchoco 2 years ago
moves as fast as a sunset does... when it's over, you just wish it wasn't.
abominabletreachery 2 years ago
we were driving home tonight and had it spinning over r heads it was amazing
Mavarik 2 years ago 2
WOW
littlestpetshop209 2 years ago 2
aurora borealis, at this time of year, in this part of the country, localised entirely within you kitched?! "Yes".. "May I see it?"--- "no..."
Designandrew 2 years ago
hahaha....u steam a good ham seymour!!
jimboza84 2 years ago 2
simplemente maravilloso, yo creo que si lo mirara en persona me pongo a llorar de la emoción . Como podria bajar el video a un dvd?
mccastillo1 2 years ago
yo también! es algo simplemente hermoso y un regalo de la naturaleza! =)
cmej73 2 years ago
see this alot in the Yukon!
subzer0885 2 years ago
This is the most beautiful sight I've ever seen and this can only be seen in Fort Mac. I am a Filipino and it's a privelege having been to this place and worked. I am a Overseas Filipino Worker and have been to so many countries before but for me there's no place like Canada. I am treated fairly here and my rights are well respected. May God bless and keep this nation always!!!
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Great video, congratulations, beautiful photos and beautiful places, I know one day, a pity I live so far away I am from Brazil, which by the way did a great video if you want to look at the address that is below,
also see my channel Up More ... /watch?v=42JhgBotuYs
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CuritibaMr 2 years ago
exquisite :)
auranit 2 years ago 3
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iopo666 2 years ago
Truly Amazing!
Who saya GOD can't paint?
uiteidde 2 years ago
FF7 influence on the music or something! Nice! I think everyone would like to discover a new world at least some time in their lives.
BurningDeepFlame 3 years ago 2
ive ceen der northen lights
xxxaberfemale321xxx 3 years ago
i just wish to see this outside once again..thankyou
AHUtch81 3 years ago 2
E kanikani ai nga tamariki whetu atu miharo o te ha o Ranginui te ariki o Rangi-tuhaha mo ake tonu atu.
The children dance brightly in the great heaven of our Sky Father forever more...
thewynyardkiwi 3 years ago
Woooooow!!! so beautiful :)
drsuhasravindra 3 years ago
It's kinda peaceful to look at it;
helloiamaman 3 years ago
i saw fireball
keyqui05 3 years ago
This was a real long time ago but I saw a faint red one on my way home with my dad....it was weird at first but then I saw it was moving a little...I live in Ny
AloMt 3 years ago
its winderfull
hortlak66 3 years ago 2
I saw this in Northern Connecticut, although not as blatant. I seem to remember the weather was warmer when I saw it. I'll describe. It was like a giant spider web of light was in the sky and between the strands of light were vague shimmering sheets of light all traveling to the core of the emanation. It was glorious. I saw it one other time though it was still it was as if someone took a red paint brush and streaked it across the sky above my friends house.
Rushthatspeaks 3 years ago
i live in Norway and have seen this often in the winter when the sky is clear and cold outside.. i just stare as long it is going, i dont mind if there is -25 outside... i just love it :o)
nahojrep 3 years ago 17
@nahojrep I'm so jealous of you. You're so fortunate
poppy913 1 year ago
@nahojrep I'm so jealous of you. You're so fortunate
poppy913 1 year ago
@nahojrep hell man you are so lucky i would die to see it in real.
I really want to see it onetime its so beautiful.
Backoffjehodi 1 year ago
u are very lucky my friend...!!;)
livelula8 1 year ago
LOL i didn't realize till after i posted that my daughter was still logged in (Ayame). She wasn't even thought of as I was only 11 yrs old. It really was an amazing sight and something I've never seen again. I'm 32 yrs old now
Fulita76 3 years ago
I live in Southern Illinois and saw this one time. It was back around 1987 or so. So beautiful!!!
AyameShabinki 3 years ago
how i wish to see a real aurora! its very beautiful...
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auroras are ugly
CACTUSSACK778 3 years ago
eres mas bonito tu ¿no?
pablocremita 3 years ago
The music? Who is it? I love it.
phatstringer 3 years ago
i live in U.S. so i kant see this =(
HocoSurfClub22 3 years ago
actually you can. I saw aurora when i was at gunflint lodge, it's located by the US and Canada board in MN. Auroras there are more rare phenomenon than in upper latitude but it happens.
CeleSVictoriA 3 years ago
is Selas or Seras no Celes
Condesadelmal 3 years ago
Is THAT of real importance compared to this miracle?
Siltormys 3 years ago
NO idea wat ur sayin
iopo666 2 years ago
I saw 2:14 . I swear I did, I was in Helsinki at the time, and I sat outside for i don't even know how long. You think it's beautiful on video, seeing this in real life is truly a wonderful experience.
LarxeneFTW 3 years ago 3
I can't even imagine how indescribable it would be to see this phenomena in person, must be something so incredible that all you could do was stare in the heavens for hours, I know I would be mesmerized by this!
buffalocrotch 3 years ago
i was sitting 5 hours outside in the cold in norway , because i don`t want to miss one second of the greatest thing you can watch on earth ! These pictures are burned into your brain forever .
coxx661 3 years ago 3
never before have i seen such beauty on earth...
yewyi1 3 years ago
wonderful
kaiserwilhelm23 3 years ago
1:53 amazing!
Joletta91 3 years ago 2
Gorgeous!! FIVE stars!!
txstoryteller 3 years ago 3
DE verdad es un espectaculo, poder disfrutar de tanta belleza. It really amazing!! I just saw it todat at 5:30am.
runnerja 3 years ago 2
Youtube "AXIOMGATE AURORA"
popupwool 3 years ago 2
very nice!!kisses from greece!!
emmanouvielitsa 3 years ago
Thanks
027Karunesh 3 years ago
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A beautiful work and miracle from Allah.(God in english)
xXd6y8j4Xx 3 years ago
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InShaAllah a must see!
drakanniem 3 years ago
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Ameen...
xXd6y8j4Xx 3 years ago
are u turikish becasue you said inshallah, im half turkish. :P
lauraverity 3 years ago
They're cool, but they're scary-looking as well, especially the one on 1:38. I honestly don't know how I'd react if I ever saw one.
NewYorkS4U 3 years ago
me too
micaso25 3 years ago
i just saw the same thing yesterday in my garden it was awesome
vizcacha5 3 years ago
1:38 looks like a bird o_0
djfrogfm 3 years ago 2
thats one of those i need to see before i die, ferreals
cardonaman 3 years ago 7
me to
micaso25 3 years ago 2
This is a beautiful presentation of one of the loveliest of all atmospheric phenomena. What is the music that accompanies it? Wondrous blend of photography and music.
Elsbeth1540 3 years ago
Read the closing credits -- the music was written for an Aurora Borealis theme-music contest by Michael Sekuloff, and won that contest's "sliver metal." (Apparently, he can write music better than he can type or spell.)
RapPorter 3 years ago
LOl thats right!
Omega999999999 3 years ago
I wrote the MUSIC! the pictures were to accompany the music, but it seems the music has become secondary to the wonders of nature.
Omega999999999 3 years ago
It's lovely, and, yes, it is part of the astonishingly beautiful works of natural beauty that has been set in place by the Creator. Observe, and murmur a prayer of thanksgiving.
Elsbeth1540 3 years ago
BEAUTIFUL WORK OF GOD!!!
DianaArmstrongGonzal 3 years ago 5
Yup, but if you live in the southern hemisphere, you can see them too. They're called aurora australis then
SiriusDelirious 3 years ago 2
Awesome!!!
I wanna see these in person before I die.
ThunderPigBlog 3 years ago
I hear you.
AidenVincent 3 years ago
great masterwork
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dandii1 3 years ago
I would love to see an actual aurora borealis before I die. Unfortunately, I won't.
revolver04 3 years ago
yes you will just look northward and the end of summer
Omega999999999 3 years ago
So Amazing,it's Awesome!!
karascorner 3 years ago 2
so beautiful
keylimepiemoonlight 3 years ago 2
The Northern lights are soo cool!
greentree24 3 years ago
Though the ones in this video are some of the most extreme I have seen. They're not as magnificent as you would think, unless you are actually on the Pole.
Yomay 3 years ago
One question though: do they come only in certain times of the year or are they random?
greentree24 3 years ago
Only in the winter. The darker it is, the better you see them. And in summer, we don't have night. Also,powerful solar winds create better lights, so really good ones are quite rare.
Yomay 3 years ago
No wonder. Land of the Midnight sun. Of course!
It's funny how you can see them on different planets.
greentree24 3 years ago
i saw one, it was a red constant glow in the cloudless sky that shifted in pennyslvania one year onhalloween it was the weirdes tthing i was trick-or-treating wiht my best friends kid sisters and we were walking and there it was. i always thought that they could only happen in alaska or around the arctic circle where conditions were right but i have never heard it happening in pennsylvania. does anyone know how that is even possible or has experienced one in any other state
ericmaguscloud 3 years ago
A couple years ago, there was Aurora here in Los Angeles if you can believe. An extremely rare event. It wasn't visible in the city due to light pollution, but in the clear mountain sky, it a faint red looking north. Nothing like the curtains of light they see in Arctic Circle. Still amazing nonetheless that they made in any form this far south.
cmarcallen 3 years ago
What year? i'm living in LA !!!!
indigo4fox 3 years ago
What year was it?There was a solar storm on Holloween,a very large one.The northern lights well..they could be seen farther south during that storm.
Angelxonxthexwind 3 years ago
Its beautiful....My father named me Aurora..
mandr112 3 years ago
wow...
DaCootMan 3 years ago
Yes i agree it's beautiful... but when you guys say not of this world and supernatural I just laugh... It's technically seen in this world, so.. *cough* it is of this world... and it's not supernatural... it's electromagnetic energy not God playing tricks on you -.-
pulidos824 3 years ago
..Ho come now , thats like telling little kids there is no santa... ;P
Omega999999999 3 years ago
THERE'S NO SANTA D= Nuuuuuuuuu
pulidos824 3 years ago
LOL
Omega999999999 3 years ago
thats amazing how it happens on other planets as well!!
ChickenLover7777 3 years ago 2
wow vanefreja you are so lucky i would love to see this
myoasis25 3 years ago 2
i'l never forget when i walked on a snow-covered lake in Greenland....the night where crystal clear...and suddenly it came!!.....
not of this world................
vanefreja 3 years ago 3
OMG! What a beautiful song! What the title of it?
jizzzlyn 3 years ago 3
Aurora Borealis
Omega999999999 3 years ago
beatifull
DiegoF27 3 years ago 3
ive seen it in south dakota and wyoming...i was born in wyoming and i was born during it...thats why my name is aurora.
risingraven01 3 years ago 5
oook
Danmanb2000 3 years ago 2
Its a pity that we just can see this phenomens in north and south poul.
jerome9b 3 years ago 3
I've been seeing some of the green variety in Northern Scotland recently, H2R25, but you need a bit of luck.
GrampianLife 3 years ago
where and how is it most likely to see these things in earth?..
H2R25 3 years ago
Although I can't give you a definitive answer, I will tell you this: One lovely, dark night in Florida (!!), when I was a little girl, my father awakened my brother and myself to see marvelous colors weaving across the sky. Yes, it was the famous Northern Lights, Aurora Borealis! Apparently, the atmospheric conditions were perfect just at that time, for it to be visible in central Florida.
Elsbeth1540 3 years ago
Oh wow, florida!?! That's awesome!
tink111495 3 years ago 2
Es un fenomeno demasiado bello,ojala pudiera verlo algún día personalmente¡¡¡¡¡Saludos desde Maracaibo, Venezuela¡¡¡¡
Walkarem 3 years ago
It is a phenomenon too beautiful, I wish I could see him someday personally ¡¡¡¡¡ Greetings from Maracaibo, Venezuela
Omega999999999 3 years ago
I love the photo at 2:50. Is that the Aurora Borealis as well or an outer-space photo??
cbyrd2200 3 years ago 2
both, sort of... its an aurora on jupiter :P
(seen it on wikimedia)
bierhemet 3 years ago
these lights are so beautiful!
SkyguyXXX 3 years ago 5
basically its an enormous neon light
Siknisty27 3 years ago
Very cool indeed, thanks for posting.
jkharris07 3 years ago
It's ok to boast about your accolades, but you have to spell things right or you look like an idiot..
@ 3:34 it's Silver "Medal" not METAL.... =(
breemen 3 years ago