>> ^csnel3:

I think this has something to do with the secret super sonic plane that the USA is testing up and down the pacific ocean.
Its so fast...not quite a meteor , not just a plane..But its good for you.
Our government just had to admit to this when they lost one about 2 weeks ago. Maybe a pulse engine?


I think this is what you mean.
Project Aurora

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Aurora Borealis? At this time of year? At this time of day? In this part of the country? Localized entirely within your kitchen?
Yes.
May I see it?
No.

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Damn Nature, you pretty!



Fuckin' auroras, how do they work?

Beautiful! Can someone add a tag for Norway? The video was shot around Kirkenes Norway, up near the North Cape.

'9 March came the warning of one of the strongest storms in years. Sørgjerd bought a ticket to northern Norway and spent seven nights frozen out at Kirkenes and the Russian border..' [via Google translate]

This article is about the March 9 solar flare that triggered the auroras.
http://www.space.com/11088-northern-lights-major-solar-flare.html

Thanks for the information and the quality

In reply to this comment by Ornthoron:
This is the absolute best footage I have ever seen of aurora. From this news article (in norwegian): This video is composed of 22 000 images, which the photographer Terje Sørgjerd gathered in the beginning of march this year using 40 kilograms of equipment, after waiting 4 years for the right opportunity (a major solar storm).

*quality

This is the absolute best footage I have ever seen of aurora. From this news article (in norwegian): This video is composed of 22 000 images, which the photographer Terje Sørgjerd gathered in the beginning of march this year using 40 kilograms of equipment, after waiting 4 years for the right opportunity (a major solar storm).

*quality

>> ^Ryjkyj:

Man, I would love to see that one day.


I don't know man...outdoors? Really?

I'm pretty far North at the moment and can't see the aurorae. Maybe tomorrow.

>> ^enoch:

i love this version.it is on my mp3!
dance
obscure
and of course!
promote!


Me too!! One of my favorite tunes!

Yeah. Not sure why they started at Wellington. That's in the middle of Aurora. They could at least start at the north end of Newmarket (one town north) if they wanted to avoid a lot of rural. Or they could start in Richmond Hill (one town south) to avoid the sub-suburbs.

Nice Vid.