Look Up! Gorgeous Auroras and More Solar Shockwaves on the Way

Witness a breathtaking display as auroras light up the skies far beyond their usual polar realms, bringing vibrant colors to places like Atlanta and India! In this episode, we dive into why these stunning light shows are reaching unexpected locations and what it tells us about Earth's shifting magnetic field. Don't miss the colorful mysteries of the auroras in this cosmic celebration. Join us to explore the skies under the stars!
Chapters:
00:00 Introduction
00:36 Global Aurora Watch
02:35 Magnetic Mysteries Unlocked
05:53 What the Future Holds
08:53 Outro
09:06 Enjoy
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[@markaz2kk]

In Australia, down south of Melbourne. We saw heaps of the Aurora also! We saw red and pink skies at night both Saturday and Sunday nights!

[@OldWrench59]

Northeastern Oklahoma USA here! Friday was awesome!

[@peterraymond1853]

I saw in Sydney, but there was no colour.. It was GREY and appeared as a weak light change rolling around the south eastern sky.

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

I caught the Aurora Friday night in Northern Ohio. I even saw the ISS pass overhead during the show.

[@GTaichou]

I had an unusual night of nightmares the entire night of the G5 storm. I know I'm sensitive to earthquakes, but hardly thought about the magnetic field before.

[@mamandapanda185]

The southern most section of Hawaii lit up this week

[@patrickw9520]

It lit up in the 1940s and early 50s as well

[@feeberizer]

I'm in southern New Mexico. I missed the auroras this weekend, but a number of people posted their pics. Deep rose and purple across the sky. I figured there will be more.

[@thornyback]

More are coming in. I'm in Reykjavík, Iceland and the Northern sky is currently orange- pink even as it is still light outside at 11pm. Last night at 3am the northern sky was bright pink as the sun rose again.

[@catherineroberts6499]

They weren't visible by the eye here in my state, until you took the picture then showed on photo so weird, so keep snapping pics even if sky looks black

[@esztervarga5431]

​@@thornyback You are lucky you live at far North. I always wanted to see it but unfortunately I missed it last weekend. I like in east Europe and these lights came here rare times...

[@patrickw9520]

​@@catherineroberts6499yeah, started that way here in the middle of Missouri. But predawn, visible sheets of green and pinkish purple waving above my barn like la chupacabra was coming to visit.

[@curtisgoss2669]

@@esztervarga5431we had them filling the skies in southern Missouri. I have seen them as far south as Texas Panhandle, but that was years ago. I have lived in Missouri since '94, and this was the wildest display I have ever seen. Expecting more this week IF the fair weather holds.

[@trevortomah8508]

Wow, our Sun, dangerously beautiful.

[@smythie08]

Outer space is EXTREMELY HOSTILE to us

[@DoreenBellDotan]

The sun is doing its very best to get people's eyes off their cell phones.

[@OurGlobalAffects]

yet we could only see the colors while holding one camera phones! So maybe, nit so much! (it was like a lite mist until you used the camera to capture it)

[@backyardplantlife3580]

Cell phones are what are bringing people to awareness

[@TravisTellsTruths]

Awesome point ❤

[@TravisTellsTruths]

​@backyardplantlife3580 as long as you use it and not the reverse.

[@chichama9147]

Really? Oh then germany was lucky, here you could see red and green ropes forming directly above at 11.05. 12:30am local time. Just the horizen was like you described.​@@OurGlobalAffects

[@gonzalomella8540]

Greetings from Chile

[@rafaelcerrajerogimenez5907]

Beautiful... Auroras.. 🎉😮

[@lynn6799]

Finally, someone admits the magnetic fields are weakening. Most won't admit it.

[@mitseraffej5812]

Nothing lasts for ever, this is not to suggest that the end is nigh.

[@NemencioRas]

There has been many earth magnetic field reversals in the past. This weakening and shifting of the magnetic field may indicate the initial of another magnetic field reversal. Magnetic north becomes magnetic south and vise versa.

[@annfay6543]

The Midatlantic Ridge is paralled on both sides with alternating magnetic strips, which are also in the same order on either side of the ridge (+,-, +, l, +, -, +) (l is the ridge). This configuration not only lead to the acceptance of plate tectonics it explains that all the sharp mountain peaks make it so difficult to lay the cables Most importantly for this reply, it lead to understanding that lead to knowing that the spreading ridge and the many alternations in magnetic charge means that the Earth’s magnetic field must be flipping with a relatively short pause before the new flip takes effect. Sorry about the relative lack of cogency. It is above 3am here.

[@LuisGarcia-gd6ub]

Many thanks for posting this awesome information.

[@wvpatriot1301]

Tell us about micornova. Please.

[@MMunis-yh6bg]

Explained more on @Sunweatherman On the Suspicious Observers KZbin channel.

[@darylephillips6778]

We live Albany Western Australia . We had Auroras in mid 1980s so i would only take this video as a pinch of salt

[@ajcraft-hello]

Thanks for the good info

[@pawanhamal1]

I fully and heartly with enjoying the study about nasa earth❤️💞🇳🇵🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@gonzalomella8540]

WoW

[@dylanroy4890]

This is just the effect of primer fields along birkland currents. For anyone who wants to understand how the universe works better look into the electric universe theory

[@michaelbisceglia9154]

Either way, we are all screwed ha ha

[@ancientseed2607]

Nope

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

No we're not. Nothings going to happen that isn't done by the people trying to make you think what you're thinking

[@wvpatriot1301]

Only way to escape is through the narrow gate.

[@jessicacaleno1998]

If anything does happen its going to to be a very slow transition. Weather changes like warm winters and cold summers, having snow fall in places that dont usually get that weather like it did in my country 10 years ago. Coincidentally..around the same time the last cycle the sun had.

[@sleepydoppy8516]

I just get rain

[@HighlanderGeoff]

Why is it that you don't explain to your audience the reason for the weakening of the magnetosphere?

[@groovycomedy82]

This is why everyone’s so tired

[@angelacortez4599]

CERN tho

[@Georgia.Watchmen.]

Was looking for someone to say it. Ty 1917 Fatima also

[@Reds_Guy]

We soon see a two sun on sky!

[@NemencioRas]

Just wondering how much is the contribution of the hydrogen capture by the magnetic poles from the solar winds into the water-cycle here on Earth.

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

None. The atmosphere is the same composition it's been for thousands of years.

[@user-ip8zo7wn6d]

Can I go outside ? Thank You Peace

[@Bluedemon1090]

No way!

[@Leo-pd4fc]

There was a huge Northen Lights here in the Northen Europe's Finland in a last weekend what sadly I didin't saw. The Sun has been more shine than ever before and i'm worried about it. Could the Solar Shockwaves and the Solar Storm really be dangerous for Earth and us? ☀️💀

[@NemencioRas]

It's more dangerous for electronic devices. On the long run it could expose life closer to the poles with higher ultraviolet radiations by the depletion of the ozonlayer.

[@curtisgoss2669]

Seems the white ones were hitting me, and shining on my skin. No. I was not tripping, just describing the sensation I got from it.

[@EvalynMeikle-fx6vp]

God is at work. If those lights so beautiful, just imagine Heaven?

[@maynardjohnson3313]

How can the magnetic field be waning if the Earth is flat?

[@cancer_sucks]

🤣 well, you can get square magnets.. duh

[@susanalley1484]

This is the Polar Reversal getting ready to happen.

[@Korokukanas]

DON'T LOOK UP !!!!!!!

[@mamandapanda185]

good thing only man negatively affects climate!

[@TheHaughtyOsprey]

I won't. Nothing new is going on.

[@lisarowalt5537]

is that a DW reference?

[@mamandapanda185]

@@lisarowalt5537 It's an actual title of a movie

[@user-ip8zo7wn6d]

When can we go back out side?

[@johnd.5601]

I don't want to risk a bureaucrat seeing me smile. I'm afraid to look up because I would enjoy seeing it. Then my taxes will go up, and I'll be fined and get a late fee.

[@user-McGiver]

Poles shifting?...

[@VincentJayapaul]

Aurora, pulsars,solar,flares,sun, radiation cause, concern but,life, should be,as, usual as, ever before, thankyou somuch forthis opportunity, with regards.

[@enigma51ted]

joke event, nothing visible in minnesota since the event began

[@enigma51ted]

nearly Zero aurora have been visible in minnesota since thursday evening....NOTHING. this 'G5' event is a total nonevent

[@nedflanders3769]

Meanwhile, liberals are trying to blame the solar flares on climate change. 😅

[@BONKKERS69]

Its just Bob Ross using the sky as his canvas.