I wish I was further north and out of the city , away from civilization tonite. Northern Lites are cool to behold


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I've witnessed the Aurora Borealis 2-3 times in my lifetime. A spectacular light dance.

 

I've never witnessed them in person. I'm told its an awesome sight.

 

ERIC
It is "like" mother nature is putting on a pink floyd style laser light show
BUT BETTER

I will try and get some pictures

 

Look forward to it, Brian.

 

I was in Fairbanks, Alaska last year to see the northern lights.

 

WoW ELY
Thank YOU for the picture


nothing on the horizon here , yet

 

Nice

 

While stationed in California (Norton AFB) in the mid-70s I caught a laser show set to The Dark Side of the Moon @ Griffith Observatory in LA. It was outstanding.

 

 

The clunk of the 8 track
With defrost on HIGH

darkside of the moon
crazy glow in the sky

 

One year here in Northern California it was visible from my rear deck. Strange greenish glow, it would have been a little spooky has we not known it was expected...... Tedd

 

I had the opportunity to see these also. In Canada in 1957. Also another mystery is the Marfa lights in Big Bend area of Texas. Also a wonderous sight and very mysterious.

 

They are pretty cool, and kinda usual where i live if heading a tad northern. Just three weeks ago witnessed two HUGE ones, both yellowish-green.
They are called " Revontuli" here. People actually travel to Finland just to see those.

 

Haven't seen them since I was a teen. Along the Lake Michigan shoreline, a lot of stuff is obstructed by clouds along the shore. Been waiting for a show so I can get my camera set up to take a few pics. This event will be too far north for me to see.

 

A member here asked me about the northern lights a couple years a go
I showed him a place with clear Ice Igloo's to rent in Iceland
I hope he is well and got to see the lites...

 

Thanks for the picture Ely