Northern Lights in Real Time | Aurora Borealis

[@artsygail2134]

Since I was a child, it's my dream to see northern lights.. thank you Jonna for sharing this to us it really warms my heart. Hoping that someday I'll be able to see them in real life.

[@jonnajinton]

You will see it in real life some day ❤

[@jeffburks5140]

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[@sjh3217]

The Sun is reaching the peak of its 11 year long activity cycle. If you live at a latitude greater than about 45º N or S, there's a good chance you might see one in the next few years. I saw them myself for the first time around the same time this vid was made (probably from the same series of solar eruptions), from suburban Calgary in Canada (about 51º N)

[@Zowiezo101]

I have that same dream and tonight I was able to catch a hint of the northern lights, albeit a vague red glimpse. It still was a wonderful experience 😍

[@allengillion5307]

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[@maryrcollins]

I watch this several times a week. I have chronic pain and your video of the Northern lights takes me to another place, where I don’t focus on the pain. Thank you.

[@NIROSAN19]

God bless you ❤

[@BricktopsPigs]

I first saw the lights in 1990 when i was 17. 3 of us were in a car way out in the hills of Scotland smoking joints. We were stoned. I said "what the hell is that in the sky" It was the absolute beginning of the show,then the colours started. We realised what it was,none of us had ever seen tgem before. We got out the car and within 10 minutes the whole sky was ablaze with red blue and green. It was the most captivating time of my life-i felt like crying as the beauty was too much to bear-and being stoned just made it feel somewhat otherworldly. We stayed outside for 90 minutes watching them subside. We didnt want it to stop and when the sky went black we just looked at each other in silence with huge smiles on our faces. Ill never ever forget that feeling.

[@Longhornechi]

I LOVE hearing stories like yours. I feel like I was there. Thank you for that….❤

[@dr.payals.p]

For real it gave me goosebumps reading your comment. Your truly blessed ❤ It's my dream to watch Northern lights and I know it will be fulfilled. 🙌🏻

[@BricktopsPigs]

@@Longhornechi you are so welcome.i would have loved anyone who is interested in the auroras to have been there that night as it was apparently one of the strongest auroras we had had in years.and the fact we hed driven up to a closed ski resort high in the mountains away from any light pollution gave us the best view ever. It started as a tiny glob of flickering dull light to our left. The dancing of the lights as they were gaining intesity produced arms of light which just rippled and moved from our left until all above us was complete colur-but it was moving.thats what was freaking me out how the movement was so huge but silent. It is without doubt the most amazing natural phenomenon to ever happen to me. I remember how it felt at the time but now when i think back i dont get the actual body feeling if you understand what i mean,like my body was shivering and tingling cos i was seeing something so rare and special and it made me feel so lucky to be there in that moment. I only saw them once more in my whole life and they were nothing nearly as good as the first time-a weaker show with only greens but still cool. I believe the aurora to be the most beautiful natural phenomenon a human can experience.nothing comes close.

[@rebelroar78]

I feel like not knowing they were coming would have made it more magical. I saw them in 2018 but me and my friends had seen on the news that a big solar flare was coming and the lights would be visible further south than usual. NASA had a map and my family has a lake house right where they’d be visible, so we drove out there and did shrooms and smoked weed. Sure enough the sky was moving and there were all these weird colors. It looked like the sun was rising at 3AM. Shit happened more spontaneously back in the 90s; I can barely remember it.

[@Crying_Emojii1]

here’s how it happens: a solar flare happens and it gets caught in the earths gravitational pull, then gets stuck in the earths magnetic field. the colours are the colours of the gasses inside the sun, and there are a lot.

[@northernskies86]

2023 has been a crazy year for auroras. I've seen them 3 times total this year, with the two most recent being the best shows I've seen in my life. They were both caused by G4 (Kp 8) geomagnetic storms and filled the entire sky with vivid auroras in central MN. Sharp green pillars and extremely fast pink flashes filled the sky, nothing like I've seen in person. I've been up to Iceland before and the northern lights I saw there were blown out of the water by these shows.

[@JeannieBASMR]

My husband is a pilot (now retired) and he used to fly among these as he flew over the poles. He has taken so many awesome pictures from the cockpit!! It’s a very strange and magical place to be - flying closer to them them! 😮 You can see the pictures from the cockpit in my community page for those interested.

[@GeorgeoWillson]

Can you share photos?

[@TallulahBelle3276]

I was wondering about just that! It must be amazing to be in the midst of these magical lights. ✨💝🌎💯

[@chrillepixla]

i don't want to be that guy but these phenomena appears in the upper thermosphere (600km above surface) and i doubt your hubby is flying at those altitudes ;-)

[@mozzbagels1274]

​@@chrillepixlaWelcome to today's edition of "Debunking KZbin's assholes"! In this episode, we'll be discussing how a commercial airline flight flies at around two thousand miles in the air! However, to reach those heights, the plane has to gradually ascend, giving it the opportunity to pass through the phenomenon that is the Aurora Borealis! For reference, the Aurora Borealis lights occur 60-620 miles (97-1,000 kilometers) above Earth's surface. Perfectly plausible for someone to fly through them and have enough time for pictures! Alternatively, the pilot in question may have been flying a smaller, private, non-commercial airplane; which would require a much lower altitude for a flight and putting it right above, if not right inside the Aurora Borealis threshold. Well, that's it for today's episode of "Debunking KZbin's Assholes", see you guys next time!

[@patrickkelly7789]

@@mozzbagels1274this was the best episode yet 👏 👏

[@angiezanon1922]

This was beautiful to watch. My 6 year old daughter asked about the northern lights tonight so I searched videos to show her and we stumbled upon your video. We were both enthralled and enjoyed relaxing at bedtime watching it before she drifted off to sleep. Magical!

[@magdap.2349]

There is no word in any of the languages ​​of this world that would describe the extraordinary phenomenon of the Northern Lights. Thanks for this great show, Jonna. I saw the northern lights once in my life: it took my breath away and caused uncontrollable tears. Wonderful emotions. Thank you Jonna, thank you also mother nature.❤

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you for your beautiful words ❤

[@magdap.2349]

@@jonnajinton Gretting from Poland.

[@Alexa_524]

I just came across this video and could not hold back tears. I can't even explain how I feel right now, there are no words. This phenomenon is breathtaking. I want to be there so bad to see it with my own eyes. Thanks for sharing this video. Jehova God is amazing. His creation is mesmerizing (Romans 1:20)

[@vidyuqxvrindxvxv8067]

Which place is this??

[@Alicante95]

Believe me or not this beautiful process is the amazing transmutation of the dark energy to light. I m study Akashic records. And this fenomenal was more unbelievable when you realised How powerful, artistic and colossal is our planet: because is Gaia is alive. Gaia loves us. We need to protect her. Peace🐉

[@pendragon2012]

How majestic!! Wow! No wonder the Old Norse saw the world as full of mystery and wonder!

[@Crystal-o3m]

Right? That probably would be the Bifrost to them.

[@theprodigalson4003]

@@Crystal-o3mit was the inspiration For the bifrost yes

[@timothycberg]

As a former resident of Alaska, I tip my hat to you for capturing the most representative video to live viewing the Aurora Borealis. You captured moments that run exactly parallel to the experiences I've seen personally. Thank you so much for sharing your vision so clearly. Absolutely beautiful footage! 🥹

[@krebgurfson5732]

you clearly weren't a resident, this is NOTHING like what the northern lights look like to the naked eye lol. nice try i guess

[@timothycberg]

@@krebgurfson5732 That's a puzzling comment.

[@ravenstarver1360]

​@@krebgurfson5732 that's what I'm trying to find out

[@MartyHendersonDVM]

I echo @timothycberg - I am a former resident of Alaska also and this takes me right back. Amazing footage!❤

[@andrewlaverghetta715]

This is amazing. I’ve seen videos of them often. Just now videos are getting really good at definition, but this video here is the only one that has shown me the depth and definition of them. When the camera goes up and it shows that blue/purple part in the upper atmosphere, or at least higher, above the green…that has made me want to visit to see them.

[@renaissancepoet]

No words can describe how magical and beautiful this is.

[@Openmindallthetime143]

No words can describe how beautiful she is and blessed and now we are 2 thank u for sharing your blessing I accept and amplify its intent through magnetism and throw it back to all known and unknown universes and all dimensions that have existed through time and space . I love you all bless you no wrong can take my blessing from you god and Mother Earth is with you .

[@leewright7623]

The miracles and glory of God… Wasn’t hard at all 😊

[@patriciabomgardner8636]

Being from the southeastern U.S. our moderate temperatures and humidity keep us from even seeing many stars in the night sky. It seems that for those of you that persevere the very cold weather and conditions of your winters, you are gifted with the most amazing sight in the sky imaginable. The Northern lights seem so magical and angelic to me. Thank you so much for this wonderful and very peaceful video. It brings me very happy tears.

[@blissfull_ignorance8454]

There are few sight more awe inspiring than witnessing the Aurora Borealis dancing in the crystal clear wintry sky, accompanied by the stars and the Moon.

[@htechnology7903]

To God belongs the Glory for his creation of the Universe and all in it. Thank you to Joana for sharing it!

[@garvielloken4114]

the god known as science

[@luxvera]

​@@garvielloken4114the God known as Logos

[@dominikatrojanova9364]

I'm crying because of this beauty 😭❤ The touch of the creator. The touch of love. Thank you Jonna ❤

[@ritamertens2865]

Unbelievable, magical, astoundingly, unhuman. Thank you so much Jonna for showing us this miracle from heaven !!!

[@Aerox90]

So beautiful! Thank you Jonna, I really needed this today 🙂❤

[@darcenci]

Mother nature really do be giving us beautiful gift like that! Thank you for sharing your beautiful little corner of the world Jonna 💙

[@1789matt]

I was extremely privileged to see the Northern Lights for the first time last night, near my home in southern England. The feelings you express in your video echo how I felt seeing them tumbling from the heavens. Excellent video, thank you.

[@Kaitch66]

Every time I see the northern lights I cry from how beautiful and magical they are, it’s my dream to see them in real life but thanks to you for making them feel so close and alive. Thank you so much for film the best ones and take your time with them as in this video. I really appreciate your channel and all the hard work you put into everything you do.

[@mike_holdread]

I have never seen them in real life or real time. Thank you so much for showing us, Jonna. Truly magical.

[@nunyabusiness42069]

Ive never seen them in real life, but the northern lights have always spoken to me. Ive been going through a hard time for awhile and watching these beautiful lights made me feel joy and wonder for the first time in... probably years. Thank you jonna, I deeply needed this. ❤

[@bradyhein8599]

Hope you have been doing better friend and I hope that things start to “brighten”up for myself as well :)

[@HeisenbergFam]

Jonna's production quality is breathtaking, appreciate 12 years of dedication

[@jonnajinton]

Aww thank you!! ❤

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

💯🥰❤️☝️🙏

[@PaolaLema]

She's amazing 💕✨️

[@KingdomQueen75]

@@jonnajinton WOW 😍🤩🥰 it's beautiful, we don't have such in USA it's May mid-Spring here

[@rumik-stahnke6512]

Incredible 🤗👍Thanks for sharing and keep it up for the great work 😁

[@K_S76139]

It's been 2-3 years since I'm watching ur videos and this place is one of mah fav place on Yt✨one day I spent hours watching ur videos because it gave me so much happiness!! Everytime u upload something,u don't know how many people smile Jonna just because of you

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you sooo much for your sweet comment!! ❤

[@werdemenschlich]

❤

[@ARyde05]

This comment is so true

[@eliannevdlinden6047]

It’s like watercolour, as if someone is just painting the sky with watercolours and it’s dripping and, wow. It is truly the most amazing thing ever. I’m literally crying I love this planet. Managed to catch a glimpse of aurora last night in Newcastle. Soooo pretty.

[@marisayurnova3566]

Милая Джоанна больше тебе спасибо за твой труд и твою любовь к природе!!! Благодаря тебе мы можем видеть такую красоту сотворенную природой!!)Это просто дыхание перехватывает от такой волшебной красоты!!!Вы живёт в прекрасном месте!!!❤

[@aditibansal1777]

I have never seen someone show us The Northern Lights in this manner before 🥺 It was breathtaking. I just couldn't believe my eyes. I feel so calm and relaxed now. It was like meditating with my eyes open. Thank you for sharing this piece of art with us ❤️❤️ 🧿🧿

[@joecrowe7062]

So you see colors like this when you meditate? I do lost of green and purples, sometimes i see this jellyfish looking being.Others have seen it too

[@UllaOakie]

Thank you guys sharing this aurora video with relax everyone. I really need it thank you all.😊

[@skiblybombombom]

Until my own heart beats underneath Aurora Borealis, you sharing this with us will do it in the meantime. Thank you. 💛

[@jonnajinton]

Oh wow, that was so beautifully written ❤😭❤️🙏🏻

[@abigail_the_alt]

Those northern lights are amazing. I couldn’t imagine seeing that every night.

[@danielsingh9415]

It doesn't happen every night

[@seanraymond9529]

@@danielsingh9415I was always curious of that.how often does it happen

[@Longhornechi]

My father was an Electrical Engineer. He worked with NASA in PR on SETI and then moved to working at White Sands Missile Range. I grew up seeing the most incredible things. Sights I could NOT share with anyone because the telescopes were not allowed to the public. . The Northern Lights is the one thing that I have always wanted to see. It always looked like a beautiful dance. Like my ballet classes but just in the sky. I told my father that one day I would be on the ISS. That time has passed me, but this one is still within my grasp. I lost my father 3 years ago and I wish he could have shared all of the things he worked on. We know so so little about our world, and even less about space. But, it is a beautiful, almost spiritual feeling to watch this. Thank you 🙏- ❤❤❤❤

[@zaclaplant3001]

NASA telescopes are public telescopes...

[@ink_ling]

I'd like to thank you for capturing something as rare and breathtaking as Northern Lights, with that beautiful narration! Jonna, you're amazing. ❤

[@GadgetsArise]

The best channel I found on KZbin, literally! I've always wanted to see the northern lights in real-time, and today I finally got to see them. Now I honestly can't wait to see them in real life! 🥰

[@danieldevito6380]

Seeing them on KZbin and in real life doesn't even begin to come close. Seeing them for the first time, in real life, is truly life changing. It's like seeing a total eclipse for the first time.

[@paulgnsn554]

Thanks!

[@a.w.1906]

This is incredibly beautiful. Imagine you look up to the sky , watching this in absolute silence, and then far away in the dark woods suddenly a Wolf would howl. Wouldn't that be the cherry on the top?

[@jessicadrew5531]

Watching your videos has made me fall in love with Sweden. I grew up on a farm and love the outdoors. I hope I can visit someday! Love from Arizona 🏜️

[@neeshtomawisbinumbaran6362]

eversince i watched your vlogs, i have decided to put them in my study playlist this year and the other future years pursuing my medical studies. because everytime i listened to your stories and at the same time, focusing on a particular subject, with all the revisions i do, i feel like i can accomplish them at the end of the day and i am soooo happy about it! especially now that i am studying for my next upcoming unit exams this coming week, at this time, i already finish few chapters of my revisions.THANK YOU JONNA for this wonderful video!! i totally love it!!

[@spiritofanu3112]

I am so impressed with the northern sky there - the aurora borealis and the star scape! We never see a star scale like that in the city. What a beautiful calming video you have given us. Thank you ❤️

[@anikrahman274]

30 minutes of aurora magic😮!! Thank you Jonna for giving us such a wonderful moments of aurora🥰

[@samsrailventures1961]

I never in my wildest dreams imagined that I'd see the aurora borealis from my front yard in Missouri. But, as millions now know, it *really* happened! I understand the hypnotic spell they cast on you as they dance and ripple in the sky. I had flashes and streamer directly overhead, sometimes moving like waves of flashes moving across the sky from north, over my head, to the south. I saw both the green and the magenta curtains and streamers. I had to force myself to finally go to bed.

[@simonh1987]

I wouldnt go to sleep until its over 😂 great story

[@ЕленаАгапова-с5х]

Спасибо дорогая Йонна за твою необыкновенную работу. Северное сияние ни с чем не сравнить. Это какая- то мистика, это как - будто Бог говорит с тобой.

[@jonnajinton]

❤❤❤

[@greengosha]

Боженька греется у костра.)

[@luxvera]

Tal vez... la luz que emite el trono de Dios, situado en el centro de la tierra y del cielo, en el polo Norte

[@JoKeR19419]

Can't say which is better .. these wonderful moments or the background sounds or your WOWs ! At last you definitely always manage to make a combination of all, to deliver a Masterpiece ... 💜 Can't thank you enough for sharing this ...

[@GoatLuffy_97]

Saw the Northern Lights tonight in the Pacific Northwest of the United States for the first time in my life. Not anything like in this video, but was still truly mesmerizing.

[@sandeejerseygrl9504]

Jonna, it is the combination of your voice, your words, the music and the beautiful lights that truly bring the Magic alive for us 🪄 💚

[@jonnajinton]

❤🙏🏻❤️

[@ValkyRiver]

@@jonnajinton I’ve danced to this video so many times, thank you for the relaxation it provides! 🕺 (whenever I see this I just feel like I want to dance)

[@yammmit]

her accent is so stupid. can’t say “northern”

[@_Hamster]

The production is honestly crazy, Jonna's commentary combined with the footage is honestly top notch

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you ❤ I really appreciate that! 🙏🏻😍

[@livinonmybike3424]

@@jonnajinton Sheer raw bloody talent, you really live a mundane existence stuck out in a forest in the middle of nowhere but with your video story telling talent, you turn it into a world of magic....full stop.

[@Selkie7]

​@@livinonmybike3424 There's nothing mundane about living in the wilderness

[@Misshalimay]

@@Selkie7 that’s the truth I live off grid! So I agree to that!

[@TimothyHuffGuitar]

Great musical tracks as well

[@Gotravler]

Jonna Jinton's video on the Northern Lights in real-time was absolutely breathtaking! The sight of the Aurora Borealis dancing across the night sky was truly mesmerizing. Thank you for capturing this natural wonder and sharing it with us. It's a reminder of the beauty and magic that exists in our world. Keep up the fantastic work, Jonna!

[@FamilyFunForever2013]

Simply stunning. 💖 Thank you for capturing in real time... as if we are floating in the Universe alongside the stars and the beautiful lights. My four children have Scandinavian genetics, and I love being able to show them life in Sweden through your eyes. I am so grateful to share this wonderful world with you. You are a global treasure, Jonna.🥰

[@janekbalin9276]

I don't know why but i sat there, the whole video, and cried just looking at these lights. I just needed it so much, to soothe me, throw it all out and then calm myself down. Thank you Jonna, from the bottom of my heart, thank you❤

[@mala890]

I get it, Jane. Nature affects me the same way. I get emotional. It's God's gifts. It's our survival. It's magical and works in its own way . But this is something special. Truly magnificent! Enjoy it again. I know I am.

[@dudeivealreadydonethis5tim289]

I cried too!

[@indieMo5952]

absolutely beautiful. thank you so much for documenting and sharing with us!💖

[@DivineMzM]

I watch a channel about our Sun's activity and space weather and this is showing us in real time the effects. It's amazing and breath taking. We live on a magical planet. Thank you so much for sharing this with us Jonna.xx

[@goddessfierce2574]

Oh my goodness! Thank you for these beautiful videos that allow us to live vicariously through you and see what we never would be able to see otherwise! It is BEYOND appreciated!

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you so much!! ❤

[@TuAmigoElMorrocoy]

Ive never seen how the Auroras move in real time. Thank you so much for capturing it and sharing it with us. Your voice and the soundtrack you chose are so soothing. This is lovely

[@alinaadamut]

Jonna, I'm crying here! Thank you from the bottom of my heart: this is beyond beautiful!

[@evavolfbein3982]

Это одно из самых восхитительных явлений природы! Иногда это похоже на крылья ангелов!

[@tinamcivor2996]

Thank you for sharing this with us mere mortals.🙂 I've told my husband of an idea to broadcast live feeds of natural places so you can view it in real time in your home with walls as screens. You could sleep under the northern lights with millions of others from anywhere. Sometimes a feeling of connectedness is calming medicine. Therapy walls! Thanks

[@vishhaal404]

Eva which place r u from

[@evavolfbein3982]

​@@vishhaal404 Израиль

[@ryanmac5708]

Saw the flying, bird's and wings fir damn sure are on this, ohabsolutely. Best live shots ive seen this yr!²⁰²³🪽👊🏼🙏🏼

[@GoodLime1108]

Русскоязычных много.Ваш комент в топе.И это прекрасно.

[@TheDaggwood]

I've seen many northern light videos, but never in real-time. It's like an entirely new experience. Keep this up, precious stuff here.

[@tinabeaudoin4039]

Jonna knows her stuff and only has the best equipment to record the most amazing shots🌌 Never fails. Always a beauty to watch❤ Thank You Jonna🙏✨️

[@pearlsngrit]

It is so hypnotic and grounding at the same time. Thank you for capturing the beauty!

[@jonnajinton]

So beautifully described ❤🙏🏻

[@christinagilliland8167]

That's exactly how it's made me feel! Excited but calm, and wanting lay under this sky all bundled up with a fire. If I close my eyes, I can see it and feel it!! I get butterflies but also an amazing calming feeling I've never had before. It's so hard to explain the feeling of being so excited but also so calm and fulfilling!! Thank u Jonna this really is a masterpiece!!

[@Skanda769]

Hi Jonna I live far away in the south in a small town on the mountain tops with no light pollution. We all gathered a few days back and observed the multicolour aurora 🌌 accompanied with a meteor shower and a pink strawberry full moon. It was so beautiful that it didn’t even feel we were standing on the earth. The moon illuminated the night sky and the southern lights danced across the mountains. We could actually see them on ground level as we were really high up and there were a few clouds other wise they were really high up

[@anneburley721]

Just breathtaking! My daughter is actually named Aurora, inspired by a truly spectacular display of northern lights that my husband and I witnessed in the mountains of British Columbia, Canada.

[@FreyaGem]

I've always struggled to explain to people how the lights dance and shift in such a unique way. You captured it in real time, and beautifully! Thank you! ❤

[@melissamoerland9825]

I saw the Northern Lights at Borealis Basecamp, north of Fairbanks, AK. It was my biggest dream, and it did not disappoint. Worth every penny.

[@lavanyadissanayake6907]

Hi Jonna, I'm from Sri Lanka, a tropical country in South Asia, and I have been constantly used to bright sunshine throughout the year. I moved to Finland six months ago for my studies and had a hard time getting used to the cold, the darkness, seasonal depression, being all alone and away from family for the first time and even the snow. Your videos taught me how to appreciate all of it, to love the cold, to play in the snow, to walk among the trees and appreciate the beauty of white snowy surroundings that I wasn't used to, to admire the change in seasons and to embrace change and adapt to it. I got through my first-ever winter and enjoyed every bit of it and now that it is spring, I even miss the snow and cold a little bit. And I wanted to say this since I owe some of my happiness to you and your videos. Thank you for all the support and help. Lots of love🌹

[@ARyde05]

What a beautiful dedication to Jonna. I’m so glad you were able to get through the dark winter. There is absolute beauty in it. The world is filled with magical moments only certain people can capture and hold onto. I’m happy you have found peace through what was once a challenge for you.❤

[@mindfreaksunny3848]

Are you learning Finnish ?

[@elisabethelis923]

Brave boy … and very kind 😉👏👍

[@Daveeff]

Hello fello sri lankan

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

*Breathtakingly Glorious, Harmonious, and Perfectly captured!!! Your footage, drone use, & camera work is so worthy of your "Cinematography" award, Jonna!! Thank You, kindly, for captivating these shots for us!! Impeccably done, yet again!! Blessings to you, always!!!*

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you ❤❤

[@thisdollslifejenna3841]

@@jonnajinton 🤍😁🙏

[@hihtitmamnan]

@@jonnajinton thanks for not telling what kind of camera this is

[@forsakenbro5528]

Absolutely astonishing. I've watched you for a few years, and your content has always amazed me. Thank you for all the hard work and never giving up on improving and moving forward and growing as a human being

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you for that ❤ it means a lot!

[@zombiasnow15]

THANK YOU JONNA! For these outstanding beautiful and awe-inspiring moments! I live in the middle of Canada, so on very cold nights these amazing lights come to fluidly dance in our skies. When I was taking night classes years ago, I would see Aurora Borealis as I waited for my bus. It has always brought awe to me. It makes me feel small. But truly to me they look like the brushstrokes of GOD. I thank my Heavenly Father for this Wonder, that not everyone gets to experience! I thank you again Jonna for bringing this to the people that have never witnessed such a wonderous sight!

[@natsunakusunagi9214]

i didnt realize i needed this until now. this is absolutely breathtaking, im in tears. its like ive finally found god. i need to see this in person. i have to. and i will.

[@jenthang]

This made me cry, it's so beautiful. Thank you Jonna for your endless inspiration.

[@dudeivealreadydonethis5tim289]

Me too!

[@WBHarley5]

Yes me too

[@IrisMori67]

Dear Jonna, While recovering from a nasty accident, watching your vlogs every morning, has become my daily meditation and cure. It helps me go through my challenging physiotherapy and heal my soul. And also remind me of the beautiful places I visited in Northen Sweeden just before my life has changed, and so your vlogs push me to do better, to be able to come back to your lovely country.. Thank you so much and love from Israel💓

[@NoeAliza]

Wow... No words. Just enjoy the beauty and the silence. Your most beautiful video Jona. 🙏👌

[@rosol_polski]

It is so so so beautiful and breathtaking. Ach! Thank you so much Jonna for sharing your passion with us.💜💜💜

[@domihake]

Jonna!!! That's absolutely breathtaking. Unbelievably beautiful ♥️♥️ I always feel like northern lights is the evidence that magic exists, thank you for posting!!! ✨

[@jonnajinton]

I feel the same ❤

[@KimberlyMorlock]

Jonna-thank you for sharing your magical footage of the Northern Lights with me. It made my day!! I have been longing to see them and your footage captures the magic and their magnificent beauty. Wow!! I love this and I needed this!! Thank you!!

[@AssasinsAndres]

Прекрасное северное сияние, преломление света, столкновение магнитных полей, спасибо Jonna за видео и ваш восхитительный голос 🙂👍😉

[@mowilson5588]

So beautiful, peaceful and so very grateful you took time to share the Northern Lights with us! Thank you thank you, thank you!

[@BobC59]

Oh my gosh! 12:03 - 12:30 Looking straight up into them feels like looking into time, or some other dimension…Mind blowing. I must see this! Age 64 and one of my biggest bucket list items

[@marianavozna6266]

This year Aurora was so strong that it was seen even in Ukraine 🇺🇦, in northern regions of my country! Our planet is magical place in universe 💙 Thank you Jonna for this miracle 💞

[@Neona338]

First time its traces were also reported in India. I won't term it as any ‘magic’ of our planet or anything in a positive way because the increasing strength of the aurora is due to the harmful effect of climate change which is not good.

[@myswedishlife]

@@Neona338 Our climate has nothing to do with the Northern lights and how strong they are. These originate from the Sun as a solar flare.

[@Neona338]

@@myswedishlife yeah I realised that. Sorry for misinformation

[@laminaynnaf]

This is so magical and breathtaking ! Thank you so much Jonna for your videos that take care of our souls ❤

[@jonnajinton]

Thank you so much ❤

[@Jules-zg1ip]

...such a beautiful sentiment. ❤

[@k94pp]

Watching northern lights in real life is very cleansing for the mind. It always makes me so calm, also filled with good emotions. Just hearing the ambient brown noise in The background, feeling the air getting colder, while watching this light dancing with the stars is amazing.

[@PinAda92]

Jonna, you have no idea how much this video helps. It motivates me to come in your country and just sit in the middle of an empty field and just watch the stars. This is my dream. To see a sky full of stars. You are helping me a lot through this video and it makes me SO happy

[@BratLisa]

Let's go together

[@ts8979]

That's exactly my dream ! 🙂

[@ceiutz1752]

This is my dream..soon come true!❤Thank you for this video.🙏🙏🙏🥰

[@РодионоваТатьяна-ж7п]

Фантастично красиво! Замирает дыхание от восторга. Спасибо Jonna за возможность увидеть такое волшебство! 😇✨✨✨

[@jstewart627]

This is sonething we need to see with our own eyes

[@e.erin.]

Someday.

[@Jsrm.s.]

Thank you, Jonna. We only get to experience this amazing northern light because of you. I had a long day today. Thanks for bringing this little magic to my life today❤

[@christenhiggins998]

It reminds me of something Heavenly like angels dancing in the night sky. Thank you Jonna for another wonderful video video!

[@SHAYFULMAMA]

That’s exactly what I was thinking. A host of heavenly angels dancing.

[@mannythamachinemanny6915]

That’s exactly what it is my dear brother come to Islam ☪️

[@misslies84]

Seeing this in real life is my dream. Thank you so much. Its the next best thing to see this video! ❤

[@parthadutta9361]

Truly magical and a therapy for the soul!! I feel like I have been transported to a different dimension to see the Northern Lights in real time, dancing like that❤...the background music is so soothing, especially the last cello piece!! Thank you Jonna for this masterpiece😊...you are supremely talented, yet so humble..Lots of love from India!!❤

[@galinavavilkina878]

Это восторг! Спасибо большое за ваш труд Jonna.

[@simonh1987]

I love your reactions so much.. havent had the chance to see myself but i can understand it must be a feeling out of this world to witness this miracle

[@Юли_Я]

Это изумительно, потрясающе и восхитительно! Я завидую вам, что вы видили эту фантастическую красоту вживую. Спасибо за видео и подаренные эмоции.

[@raydenariza4816]

Not have the fate to see even beautiful night sky in the city area for light pollution This northern light look so magical Thanks to you Jonna ❤️✨

[@cesarurena2095]

A reminder of that our Origins are here with us...❤... The creator of this video is a stellar messenger... We all are part of a enigma beyond of our imagination...

[@maik2485]

Tack för alla vackra saker som du delar med dig av till oss. Det är andningslöst vackert.

[@srigging]

A most beautiful sight to behold. The sky is magical & you captured it all to share with viewers. It's perfection. Thank you. ❤

[@ohpohp481]

Excellent music choices. Very well done. Thank you.

[@paulinacarlisle7389]

This is SO awesome ..thank you SO much for uploading it .. I live in Michigan USA and we had AB on 5/10/24, but I missed it due to work ... watching this almost makes me feel like I didn't miss it ..

[@ppodoentbeast]

Dear Jonna, I want to thank you from the bottom of my heart for this video. It is and will be my new go too reflection video that will play in the background while I write and process in my journal. So much came out tonight on paper and your video provides the perfect atmosphere to write and reflect, feel, cry, release and self soothe. Than you, much love Sherri

[@lourajosy]

É um privilégio poder ver isso de tão perto e de forma tão nítida. Obrigada do Brasil. 🇧🇷

[@justinphilpott]

I saw the Aurora for the first time in my life last night from the South of the UK, I was out for my night-time walk and suddenly I noticed the aurora, and as I got to darker and darker spots up on the hills, my joy increased and I became a wide eyed child literally laughing and crying with joy - more pure joy that i've felt in years. The lights were so bright they cast a shadow... I saw the magnetic fields lines of the earth lit up with ethereal beauty that I will never forget, curtains of light stretched from one side of the sky to the other. I suddenly felt more connected to the universe than I ever have. And I now have another sparkle ✨ in a part of my heart. ... I think one day I'll have to live in the far north so I can go out at night and bathe in that beauty. ❤❤❤ ... If we could all just gaze up at this and put our weapons down 🌠✨🙏🕊️🫶

[@marcokite]

How? everyone I know in the south of England saw nothing.

[@Katrin-nv2vf]

I’m crying right now, amazingly beautiful ❤. Thank you Jonna for your dedication and devotion to this wonderful work 🙏😇❤️

[@funekamadikizela607]

I thought it was just me🤭

[@TimothyHuffGuitar]

I'm a guy and I succumbed to some very unmanly crying myself! Lol

[@I_Did_That_46]

@@TimothyHuffGuitar Same here, truly amazing

[@SolsticeOnAnOdyssey]

brought me to tears and tingles. it's been on my bucket list to see them in real life and this feels pretty close. Thank you Jonna

[@joegeorge141]

Thanks!

[@kgbear3662]

There is no denying we have a creator of infinite knowledge and wisdom. This is so inspiring. Thank you for taking the time and effort to share all your hard work! Such profound editing and choice of music spot on! Psalm 19:1 is captured in this work!

[@user-mf4xc1dw5y]

I was thinking if the same verse myself. Stars twinkling also. Beautiful cinematography.

[@tiffmejful]

Magical! Breathtaking! Thank you Jonna for giving us another glimpse of your world!

[@Schla-Gulp]

I have never seen such intense colors! Thank you for letting us be part of it. You must live in paradise! ❤