Magnetospheric Substorm causing Auroras

This animation shows a magnetospheric substorm, during which the reconnection causes energy to be rapidly released along the field lines causing the auroras to brighten.
Credit: NASA/Goddard Space Flight Center- Conceptual Image Lab

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• Magnetospheric
• Substorm
• Aurora

[mikevern69]

earth you are amazing i love you.

[Dutchmeistermusic]

if i see this, i realize that we are just shit tiny nanobots compared with the powers of universe..

we're just thinking we are 'all that' and that money can save us from everything.

money = killing ourselfs.

we could do everything with solar power and water, its already possible... but money matters, isnt it ? so thats why we still use oil. trees. gold, and other basic matters.

[Carmilaish]

NASA credits? i reither give more credit to Walt Disney than nasa O.o )~~

[SoldierCyfix]

@EMYDreadnaught geothermal power is, currently we have the tech to build geothermal plants everywhere where there is volcanic activity. CA is the leading state in geothermal right now i think.

Solar is good too, with just some financing into the matter and research funds, we can harness solar power. i know there was an EMT study that said less than 1% of the sun's energy if fully harnessed can power the earth indefinitely (until the sun runs out lol)

[freethisone]

You have done it, you have realized the back emf was many stronger then the front emf, the back emf shows the induction being held on the surface of the conductor.

[EMYDreadnaught]

@Dutchmeistermusic Also solar power isn't yet efficient enough to power cities like new york or tokyo.

[freethisone]

see my movies please

[Dutchmeistermusic]

so that are the northern lights ? the corona light thing you saw on the earth at the end ?..

its awesome

[2sillytube]

looks like they've found the O-Zone hole

[gammabun]

that was fucking awesome