Northern Lights forecast: Historic solar storm impacting Aurora Borealis | LiveNOW from FOX

[@kristinowens899]

I saw it!!!!!! I actually saw it!!!!!!!! I live an hour from Pittsburgh, to the North!!

[@Katners116]

Me too. And I saw them also.

[@user-abcd55]

How I envy you!! Me from Southeast Asia

[@auntymarushkafah]

I got 5 minutes of it in AZ around midnight, to the NE. Mostly red, but some green.

[@slevenkelevra3813]

I wish i still had your excitement. I live somewhere where we see them pretty often. Hopefully these will be way better as if it were my 1st time ever seeing them.

[@LaPlaztique]

What time did you see it? I live in Hershey, PA.

[@JBM_Autodipz]

It’s been incredible here in Fife Scotland

[@KingdomSilverStar]

Same in Vancouver, BC, Canada last night May 11th, 2024.

[@djh1775]

I'm so excited! I live in SE Tennessee (US) and the sky has a faint glow in the east or NE. My camera picks up the green and pink. Seeing the Aurora was on my life bucket list...... I can die now I guess.😃

[@Outdoorslife1776]

We saw the northern lights for the first time last night in central NC

[@melissa3079ayala]

I don't see that as a good sign. You think solar storms are exciting??? You must be a daft millenial

[@RockyToppin]

I'm on the TN/AL line. We saw them down here. Couldn't believe it. Your last comment 🏆😆. GO VOLS!

[@za_wavbit]

This is the second time this year I missed a once-in-a-lifetime sky-related event because of work, can space just chill out for a little bit until I find a better job?

[@cindycain3301]

You could see the massive flares during the eclipse.

[@ReginaRedding]

I saw those through my binoculars during complete totality in Cleveland Ohio. One of the most stunning experiences I've ever had in my entire life!🙌😎🥰🥳

[@DJdeliverance]

Yes I saw that through the telescope 🔭 and was like WTF is that that's new 😂 now we know cool the sky was red ok and ppl fear mongers too much the Bible told them to fear not like how many some 500 times lol

[@janeydoe7417]

Those were prominences. Flares only occur when the prominences snap. Sometimes they do, most times they don't.

[@cindyhurd5488]

​@@DJdeliveranceI hear THAT! Don't get me wrong..i totally believe in the Bible and the Almighty trinity but this is just something that leaves me in AWE OF OUR CREATOR!! NOT...ITS THE END OF THE WORLD! 😂😂😂

[@cindyhurd5488]

​@@janeydoe7417are you referring to the flares that basically turn into loops because of the intense gravity pulling the flare back? Is that what they are called? And you mean snap by when that loop is broken and escapes?

[@garrybrown3165]

Northern lights seen by a 71 year old in Yelm, Washington!!! Too cool!

[@nancyrogers6805]

Was amazing in Arkansas❤ Had front row seats for the solar eclipse right in my own backyard . Two things crossed off my bucket list!!

[@davevanhoose6573]

Way cooler than the Eclipse

[@slevenkelevra3813]

I wish i could trade experiences. Northern lights are common for us.

[@GrapeFlavoredAntifreeze]

Night space phenomenon are always cooler than day space phenomenon. Lunar eclipses are cooler to me than solar eclipses, other than a perfect total eclipse, but thats 4 minutes. A lunar eclipse is cool for 3 hours.

[@ravinx9979]

They practically exploded right above my house in Ohio, they were super bright

[@CreationForeverMinistries]

I’m gonna try again seeing it tonight. I couldn’t see it last night because it was cloudy.

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

Check NOAA's Aurora forecast page.

[@rhondaeverett8284]

Do you see it tonight?

[@23andYah]

Seen in Knoxville TN at 10:15pm.

[@EdwardM-t8p]

We have an orange crescent 🌙 moon in New Orleans with red on the border of the moonshadow sometimes, and its brilliance is more intense

[@GemRippers]

Yah the moon looked AMAZING here in Boston, a color Ive never seen before. AND even better, we did get to see the Northern Lights thru my iPhone camera, not really w the naked eye. But nonetheless what an experience to see them, something I never thought possible where I live, right on the ocean 20mins north of the city. So elated I got to witness them!

[@EdwardM-t8p]

@@GemRippers Wow that must have been quite a show especially when you used your i-phone camera. I assume the moon up there on Boston's North Shore was orange and a bit of red too like here or was it different colors instead?

[@lisasunray6449]

Haarp testing may 10th The High-frequency Active Auroral Research Program (HAARP) is based in Alaska and is a high-power, high- frequency (HF) transmitter for studying the ionosphere. According to the search results, HAARP has announced that they will be conducting tests from May 8th to May 10th, 2024. These tests involve transmitting high- frequency radio waves into the upper atmosphere and ionosphere, which can cause the ionosphere to emit light, creating an artificial airglow. The research team has announced that they will be carrying out tests from May 8th to May 10th, 2024.

[@SideReverse]

It's highly unlikely that an artificial Aurora would be visible in Europe and Australia as well. The range on them is about 300 miles.

[@christopherleubner6633]

This was so strange seeing it so shortly after sunset. 😮

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

Yeah, I only remember seeing them that close to sunset once, back when I was a teenager in 1989. I've seen 3 big aurora events since then. The ones back 1989 were so big that people in Mexico could see them, and garage doors were opening and closing by themselves across the Midwest. Lol

[@jjmckay6man1]

It is a G5 now the highest in the category. we just had a X 5.8. 7 X flares in the last 24 hours.

[@jeremysimpson1432]

How long will something like this last? Just one night or a couple

[@amberackerson5916]

@@jeremysimpson1432I think Friday is expected to be the most active day, but it is predicted to last through the weekend.

[@jjmckay6man1]

@@jeremysimpson1432 should be happening at least through Sunday could be on and off at times depending on when the CMEs are hitting.

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

​@jeremysimpson1432 Probably just the one night, but keep your eyes to the sky tonight. They usually don't hit as early as last night. They're usually starting around 11p.m. to 1a.m. and sometimes last until right before dawn.

[@rhondaeverett8284]

The stronger x flare arrives monday. hopefully at night!

[@ravenkama6922]

Seeing red aurora right now in New Zealand

[@davidmurphy619]

Not a word how dangerous this is

[@binderfan436]

Because it's not.

[@rhondaeverett8284]

Its caused issues with Starlink, Target and Amazon apps etc. Its not a carrington event tho. The larger one is due monday, hopefully doesnt cause a grid down.

[@andrewcooper5342]

We can see a bit of it here in Missouri USA, it's not that bright but still pretty visible

[@groovygroves22]

🎉🎉 good thing I live in the Pacific Northwest. This was incredible last night.

[@TruthFirst005]

Why is he saying this happened in April of 2023? I heard this was the largest show on record? They were seeing them down in Florida. He sure is down playing it.

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

This wasn't even close to the biggest. In 1989, people in Mexico were seeing them and there were reports of people saying their garage doors were opening and closing by themselves acroos the Midwest.

[@adrianam4282]

Yesterday they were seen in some States of Mexico too, but my city is clowdy unfurtunately :(

[@Lavendeer201]

I've taken a lot of good photos of it! (Even localized entirely in my kitchen). I was working last night and was wondering why the sky was unusually bright

[@slevenkelevra3813]

Serious ❓ Why have I for the last 8 years heard the word "historic" so much? Historic rain, historic snowfall, historic flooding, historic fires, historic hail storms, historic drought, historic heat, historic cold. Feel free to add because I'm sure i missed a few. I think I'm starting to see 👀 a pattern here.

[@rjayuno2907]

because we are about to go back to the stone age

[@TruthFirst005]

Weather modification.

[@djodyssey99]

“Climate change”

[@binderfan436]

The climate change agenda is being pushed hard. There's huge money in it.

[@jasonwebb1882]

Yeah I missed out here at home. With all of the predictions being St. Louis and higher, I never would've thought the Central Part of Louisiana would see them. One of my friends sent me a video and I could help but cry. I have always wanted to see them and due to health issues, I can't travel. So yeah, I was very very upset. Now it's to cloudy and they could be overhead and we'd never know. I am very happy for those of you that did get to see them. I wish you all the best and take care.

[@margaretneanover3385]

The string of lights going by about forty minutes prio to ohio Aurora was curious . Who else got go see that?

[@johndonato3638]

I saw the Star Link satellite string about 9:35 PM in central SC, and the Northern Lights starting about 10:00. What a night!!

[@nancyrogers6805]

I did in Arkansas, was so amazingly awesome!

[@michellesmithunroe2463]

​@@johndonato3638 hey, neighbor! 😀 We caught a satellites on one of our aurora pics around 11 PM.

[@autisticgirlawareness7420]

If you can’t see it if you still have a picture on your phone edit it by auto and then turning the brightness and exposure down then you’ll see it completely and beautifully . Mostly the brightness

[@kellyb3375]

Been seen in Florida and Mexico. This is a historic storm, not as normal as this guest was talking.

[@ITLBGaming]

Can see it in Maine, 11:20 pm. Cant see it with the naked eye but my phone camera sure is picking it up 👌

[@GemRippers]

Yup, same here just below you in Boston. Couldnt believe it!🙌

[@tamaraspillis612]

Do pilots get higher doses of radiation as they traverse the aurora?

[@christopherleubner6633]

Yes you will get about the same as a CT scan with a geomagnetic storm this bad.

[@olliebird3263]

I was sitting on my porch in Western North Carolina last night when the sky suddenly blew up BRIGHT magenta. I was confused and wondered if we were getting raptured lol until I realized what it was I was seeing. Absolutely gorgeous :))

[@DallasCitizenWatch]

Ir was seen as far as Galveston, Texas.

[@Phryxil]

Half of SLC lost internet service for almost 24 hours, apparently Comcast had not properly hardened their older infrastructure. Google fiber, installed in the area within the last few years, made it through without interruption.

[@Loupskywalker]

Im seeing friends sharing pictures of it all the way down to southwest texas rn

[@oliviareann]

I seen it and got beautiful photos! 🤩Very exciting!

[@jacqueB6151]

Will it happen again through the weekend? And if so when to be watching for it?? Missed it last night!!😩

[@Tiffani_AnnA]

I am trying to figure out the same thing.

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

Not usually, but they could. NOAA has an Aurora forecast. I'd send the link but yt would immediately delete it.

[@sosteve9113]

I went outside with my daughter,a unique nature phenomenon She is in her first year photography class and she made a few stunning pictures.

[@PeaceLoveaAndPrayers]

But when will we in Alabama?

[@Tayllannee]

In Brazil nothing

[@stopdropandroll]

Its called "northern lights", genius

[@J4-kjtdr8775]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@godsun798]

NATURE IS SO BEAUTIFUL🌎

[@lornamcelreath5312]

Something to think on, when ever a major event happens concerning Israel... GOD will usually remind us of His presence.. "The heavens declare the glory of GOD and the firmament shows his handiwork." Ps 19:1

[@theastronomer5800]

These happen every day on Earth if you live in northern (or southern) latitudes, and other planets get them too.

[@QueenKVisions]

before the great and terrible day of the Lord’s coming. The moon will turn like blood (Lunar Eclipse 2022) and The Sun shall be Darkened (Solar Eclipse 2024) this is it. Water Ended The world once in Noahs time. He promised no flood the rainbow is his promise to that. but fire was not apart from that i believe the sun will be used. I encourage people to REPENT AND TURN TO THE LORD. HE IS THE ONLY WAY

[@bethbyerlein7175]

This reporter needs to read the teleprompter instead of having the script read into his ears so he fumbles a litttle less repeating the boss' directions.

[@cherylbullen6966]

It's not going to stop!

[@aerialagriviews]

Watched it here in the panhandle of Nebraska.

[@AndrewSmith-fv1kr]

get ready for the powergrid to go down forever.

[@rachelross5829]

You believe it's a Carrington event? I'm going on vacation so I hope not! This shits in my nightmares a lot.

[@AndrewSmith-fv1kr]

​@@rachelross5829 Its a matter of when not if, our magnetic field is already so damn weak its not going to take a super big one to do us in.

[@wendyfowler1311]

We are in the end times that the Bible speaks of and if you don’t know Jesus Christ, then I am definitely praying that you will accept/believe in him and his finished work on the cross ❤HE IS coming for believers very soon 🙏

[@lmeirelesxo]

They won’t, and when they do it’ll be too late. We will be rising with Jesus while they are burning and screaming begging for forgiveness :(

[@ETTe316]

AMEN

[@LARDLOGO]

He will wipe away every tear from their eyes; and there will no longer be any death; there will no longer be any mourning, or crying, or pain; the first things have passed away

[@theastronomer5800]

These are subatomic particles that his the Earth every day. If you live in Iceland, Norway, Finland, etc, you can see them almost every night (and other planets get them too). Yahweh was one of several late Bronze early Iron Age gods that the early Israelites followed, along with Baal. Yahweh and Baal were two of the sons of the Sumerian god El, in ancient Ugaritic texts. Eventually Yahweh was adopted as their main and then the only god, adopting the characteristics of the other gods. From this, Christianity and then Islam emerged.

[@ETTe316]

@@LARDLOGO AMEN

[@charmainemorales3799]

Doesn't it effect the planes electrical?

[@hannahclarke5494]

Guys it is gonna still be going today

[@ELSAMA92]

I live in Hawaii some people saw it here I sadly didn't get too

[@BlueRed-bq2st]

I missed it☹️

[@jamesrobloxgamingchannel8648]

Bro I am in dyker heights and the light pollution is ruining the northern lights😡🤬🤬🤬

[@kennycarter5682]

the best auroras always seem to be in Europe and Asia. as the CMEs hit during the day in america, consistently

[@googleuser868]

Faint pink coming and going in Alexandria Indiana.

[@margaretneanover3385]

Use your phone camera

[@rhondaeverett8284]

Awesome! What about tonight? More to come Monday night toooo if the x flare headed now arrives during night time! Its a larger flare heading here now.

[@Whatswrongwithmybrain]

My aunt saw it from nc and it was a red one! Im hoping to see one here in md! :)

[@Not_Of_This_World868]

Every time the Aurora happens, people start rambling about the end of the world.😂 I guess, statistically, one of these times they could be *_accidentally_* right, but it wouldn't matter because no one would know.

[@A_P__offically]

I saw it! Mine was pink in south Louisiana 😊

[@cindyhurd5488]

Saw these in jefferson city missouri and was in total denial this was possible before i reached out to a friend to witness this beauty! She then checked on facebook and others were posting pics and also saw it in the local news. Nevet in my life did i ever think we would see this in MISSOURI...WOW! 😳😀😳😲😍😍😍 i was SO STOKED! 😂😂😂

[@marybaer4660]

YOU PEOPLE HAVE NO IDEA WHAT THIS IS ABOUT.

[@right-7366]

what is it about.

[@hollyjones8775]

May I ask what you are talking about?

[@hollyjones8775]

@@right-7366 no I’m serious like I don’t know what he is ta;king about….. I believe in the northern lights and all of this stuff…. I truly do not know what else you think it is?

[@michelealexander655]

with all this disturbance.... will planes be flying?

[@rhondaeverett8284]

Yes but higher dose of radiation in planes during it

[@Mummaearth]

A Good Reporter would know this is world wide !!!

[@GemRippers]

Really, you hafta bring negativity to such a positive thing?🤦‍♂

[@slevenkelevra3813]

In fairness to the reporter this isn't a common thing, not at all. It's a very rare event specially at this magnitude. When's the last time northern lights were over your house?

[@Mummaearth]

@@GemRippers i am positive i did not do that - enjoy your show

[@cjsonshine6806]

Major northern lights show in Longview Washington right now!!..😃

[@Shywolf2]

Saw it from northern alabama

[@winniethepoohandeeyore2]

We saw it here in Oklahoma

[@realityisnotwhatyouthinkitis]

It was so freaky to look at

[@charliestaats1655]

Let me see if I understand this phenomenon correctly. So there is a solar storm (eruption of gases, heat, light, electric and magnetic energy) that comes from the main star (the Sun, 93.094 million miles away) in our solar system and it is only a matter of time before this “disruption” hits the planet? And, on top of that, it is only a matter of time before the results of one of these solar storms knocks out the internet, satellites and other useful systems on the Earth? Ok, I get that, but how is it them that we (man / humankind) think that we can control the weather on this planet by drinking out of paper straws or some other foolish thing with which some blind idiot leading some other blind idiot down the road has generated by “thinking themselves to be wise so that they have become fools”? No, No, No, No, No! There is only one answer to this “problem” and that is to have a personal relationship with God Almighty, the God of Abraham, Isaac and Israel(Jacob) through the Lord Jesus Christ with whom all of the wise people on this planet will live forever at His very side! Other than that, you are wasting your time…, and you will not be able to shoot Apophys out of space with the Space force, either. Do you want to know how I can be so assured of that result? It is because the Bible, God’s Holy Word predicts that event and the God who is never wrong and the God who always judges righteously said that it will happen as it most surely must! REPENT! The Kingdom of Heaven is at Hand!

[@cindycain3301]

Where else besides the USA and Canada? Just out of curiosity, will Russia and Europe be affected?

[@theodorefreeman]

This is a Global storm, just like all of them. Some areas are hit harder than others. When the flare happened a few days ago, Africa was hit by frequencies causing radio and technology black outs. This is the CME part of the flare doing the same thing on a grander scale. This is just one of the bigger ones. We expect much much much bigger sometime within the next 30 years. That one will knock out power globally for decades minimum. Then we head into the ice age.

[@ReginaRedding]

Yes, around the whole top of the earth, down to around the 40° degree latitude line.

[@margaretneanover3385]

Even Australia

[@LaPlaztique]

Europe was all pink & red.

[@mrperfect9609]

i live in South Africa :( i missed it

[@rsmiller747]

seeing in AZ now in Tucson AZ

[@johannmartin520]

It was raining in NYC. I guessed I missed it

[@KateyBug964]

I live in upstate New York it's raining here still and kind of cloudy didn't see anything!

[@GemRippers]

@@KateyBug964 you cant see w the naked eye, but w/your iphone camera. Obviously tho, rain & clouds will hinder any chance of seeing them. They were very clear here on the coast 20 mins north of Boston!

[@slevenkelevra3813]

​@@GemRippers Alaska sees them with the necked 👁️

[@ajdynamo6866]

​@@GemRippersPlenty of people have seen it with their own eyes and not a camera.

[@GemRippers]

@@ajdynamo6866 obviously, I was talking about the OPs general location of the northeast, as I am in Boston.

[@BlossomSky-s6r]

It’s not disrupting, that’s disrespectful to say it is disrupting when it’s not. That’s so disrespectful

[@PersonWhoAsked]

i may be sick, but i am NOT missing this.

[@AlexL-h2x]

Driving north just passed georgia head north

[@michaelart4878]

The grace of our LORD JESUS CHRIST be with you all 💘

[@Mummaearth]

Like A Puppet on a String - Sandy Shaw 1964 !

[@LeonHappyLOL]

It will be good if we are save from the solar storm which is kind of scary

[@lebaguette5393]

A-AURORA BOREALIS? AT THIS TIME OF YEAR, AT THIS TIME OF DAY, IN THIS PART OF THE COUNTRY, LOCALIZED ENTIRELY WITHIN THE U.S.?

[@Kgoutdoor]

Stuff like this further explains the end is near.

[@TheFi0r3]

Bro, we had an event way worse than this in the mid 1800's 🤣

[@rayoflight959]

Nick, how much knowledge do you have regarding super solar storms? Are you aware our Magnetosphere has weakened by 25% since 1850? That this weakening is the reason why we've been seeing more and more auroras in the last decade or so when my whole life (I'm 60), we mostly only saw them in Norway or the most northern areas. We've seen lower latitude auroras with weaker geomagnetic storms which proves things are worsening. The next sky images will be thing slike 'squatter man' which are the most drawn in caves petroglyphs around the whole world. This is because our ancestors experienced what we're going through now which is a magnetic excursion but this one is the granddaddy of them all! Climate change is due to the galactic current sheet coupled with the electromagnetic changes of the Sun and Earth. Get prepared for multiple super solar storms (bigger than Carrington) whihc means Stone age and then the big event!!!!

[@ReginaRedding]

Remember when we were young, hearing about how they made this massive hole in the ozone layer?

[@tylerboothman4496]

​@@ReginaRedding And then we fixed it.

[@TomMcHugh-l4v]

The sky seems like it's glowing - slightly - here in NJ, but maybe it's just clouds. No real color.... Would rather see this over an ecliose !

[@malanaroberts5941]

Is there any meteors with the storm ?

[@rsmiller747]

NO this is from the sun.

[@theastronomer5800]

Meteor showers are generated by comets when they come close to the Sun and melt, leaving little rocks behind. These are little subatomic particles coming off the Sun, they hit our atmosphere and ionize the gases, making them glow different colours.

[@gguerra375]

The Virgin of Fatima said "If people don't cease to offend him another worst war would break out, when you see at night with a strange light in the sky, you know is a sign that the world would be punished for its crimes, In Russia there is an evil scheme to destroy the peace of the earth" FACT In 1939 the same red Aurora Borealis were seen exactly like this time and 2 months after that WW2 started. The feast of the Virgin of Fatima and anniversary of the apparition is May 13 and we had Aurora Borealis on this day May 13, 2024, in Fatima Portugal. WW3?🤔

[@DanielKolbin]

hmmm

[@asanablue]

Are planes flying??

[@Agent-cu5pv]

It is the first sign of the end of the world is coming.

[@QueensNativeNYC]

Let's hope so we need more doom😂

[@DustinButler-kh2xl]

Im ready for it. Come Jesus amen

[@Yinyang1277]

Are you special or special? You do realize states like Alaska and countries such as Iceland have been seeing northern lights for hundreds if not thousands of years consistently right? Relax..

[@theastronomer5800]

Ha ha. These are of course visible basically every day if you live in northern countries like Norway, Finland, Iceland, northern Canada...

[@phenorahtickle2481]

@@Yinyang1277 Relax ! 7 - burst of solar flares hitting Earth, this weekend. Well, it's the first for nearly every State to witness this geomagnetic storm. I'd say; definately a message sent by The Most High God ! Jesus did say; there would be SIGNS in the heavens prior to His Return...

[@RahjerEmmanuel]

It's actually the collection of atmospheric pollution and rocket fuel every thing collects and u get a cloud of radiation people wake up it looks nice but it's poisoooon😂

[@panatypical]

Wait till they start talking about the blowby from the fake event.

[@rileydavidjesus]

I love these fluff stories

[@randygemar]

Nick! Great work. And for the love of god and ‘things like that…’. Time for a new catch phrase, js

[@Marc816]

Big deal!!!! My wife & I get to see an Aurora every day, and in broad daylight!!!! And we can drive it!!!! It's parked in our driveway now.

[@3lilyellowyoshi338]

*ding dong*

[@JME_798]

Just another distraction

[@Mummaearth]

A better reporter would know why!

[@Theironbodysensei]

I quess the sun wants it’s punch 🥊 back

[@cleberrenato429]

🌝🌞☀️🌐🌏🌎🌍

[@willparks3429]

Fake

[@BigIndianBindi-jy1cz]

Skyrim

[@DesertSessions93]

Atonement for your sins or else suffer the consequences. You are running out of warnings.

[@theodorefreeman]

This happens every 3000 years. We just get to live at the time of this one.

[@Yinyang1277]

You do realize this happens often in MANY places on earth right? It’s just we finally get an opportunity to see one in multiple states and parts of Canada besides the north. Lol even here in Michigan a lot of times you get to see the northern lights in the UP… but yeah… I guess those are just warnings right😂😂

[@theastronomer5800]

Ha ha. These are of course visible basically every day if you live in northern countries like Norway, Finland, Iceland, northern Canada... I've seen them every night on my trips around Iceland when it was clear. Learn a bit of science...

[@robinfashaw8587]

T d

[@Maurice_McKenzie19]

REPENT AND BE BAPTIZE IN THE NAME OF OUR LORD JESUS CHRIST FOR FORGIVENESS OF SINS AN GO AND SIN NOMORE THESE ARE THE LAST DAYS JESUS IS COMING AN EVERY KNEE WILL BOW AN EVERY TONGUE WILL CONFESS JESUS CHRIST IS LORD GOD ALMIGHTY

[@Florida79578]

Fear mongering hell is to keep you in line

[@karmasutra4774]

Got a decent picture in Central Florida

[@gameoking5669]

Even in Florida, wow!

[@melissa3079ayala]

These are ominous times.

[@kqusa]

CALM down people.... These solar cycles are normal. Y'all are funny!🤦🏼‍♀️🤣. I enjoying follow the Aurora for a hobby. Go enjoy! Besides, as a Christian, I'm not worried one bit. God wins in the end, NO matter what... SO, why go bonkers? LOL

[@cryptojoecoin5480]

So, you think seeing the “northern lights” at the equator is normal? What are you smoking?

[@kqusa]

@@cryptojoecoin5480 nothing. I'm just Christ centered and I'm logical in trusting God, not ridiculous man made, silly doom porn.