Coronal aurora over Fairbanks, Alaska (January 22, 2012)

Time-lapse movie of the coronal aurora appeared over Fairbanks, Alaska. Red aurora was also captured.
(1:44 - 2:11am AKST, January 22, 2012)
Camera: Nikon D90
Lens: SIGMA 10mm F2.8 EX DC Fisheye HSM
Information: 10mm, F/2.8, Manual, 2.5 sec, 0EV, ISO3200, Interval: 3 sec, Movie: 10fps.
BGM: Distance friend - Galdson
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[@kimwehrman]

I lived in Fairbanks most of my childhood & this shows perfectly WHY I am so in love with Alaska :-)

[@ying4579]

Ballet of nature So beautiful🌺

[@SuperDemonkitty]

One day... I'm going to lie in the snow and watch the Northern Lights... I've had this dream since I was 4... One day... :)

[@st0rmeknight]

Spectacular! Makes the heart sing!

[@joeldyslin8912]

I remember being in Alaska in the Winter when the Northern Lights were so bright you could actually read a newspaper outdoors.

[@preshisify]

😍

[@Iceis_Phoenix]

I am fascinated the wonderful Auora!! .. just amazing. the colours are so pretty!!!

[@TheAuroraChasers]

Beautiful! I remember this night well. Thanks for sharing this video from one of the best nights we've ever seen under the Northern Lights.

[@koesdjo]

Beautiful music, thx for sharing...warm greetings from down under. This is what they call curtains of heaven.

[@Johnnyred51]

I lived in Fairbanks 7 years. Corona lights are the best display.

[@nenitadelmundo9812]

I can see like angels dancing! What a sight to behold!

[@aranmore469]

I used to have views like this out our front door in Goldstream Valley, Fairbanks. Great visual memories!

[@SwordOfAllahV2995]

It's like a fairy tale somehow looking at it makes my heart at ease...

[@hamzah4711]

Almost as if someone left his windows media player open, running a sprectrum to a song! Marvellous!

[@snailie]

This is why the beauty of nature never ceases to amaze me. Beautiful work, thanks for sharing!

[@Josuerodriguez12bb]

Firmament

[@barbaradavis8372]

Thank you for sharing this natural phenomenon with all of us...I am going to post this to Facebook for my friends to enjoy!

[@ShalomMichael]

That was beautiful. I recall how amazing that was to watch as a kid in Anchorage.

[@snooze4592]

So nice to see a time lapse of the gorgeous aurora show I photographed! It was AMAZING!

[@helenperala3459]

I thought this was absolutely ENCHANTING. I was in Heaven. I would love to see more of these. Wow. Well done to whoever filmed/produced this...I grew angel wings instantly! :)

[@epflint]

Harmonie von Farben, Bewegung und Musik!

[@cvosher]

My dog wouldn't stop barking, he loved it too!

[@hemesath3]

how hard was it to move that piano out there?

[@ggmenino3994]

Funny!

[@msshelley74]

I lived in Fairbanks on the Air Force base and saw the borealis a lot always breathtaking

[@lacrymal1]

Is there anywhere in particular around Fairbanks that had the best views? I'm thinking about going there.

[@bevblackburn8686]

I hope I get to see this with my own eyes one day. So beautiful, it brings tears to my eyes.

[@ivonneak]

I miss you Fairbanks!!!!!!!!! even if its so freaking cold that your nose hairs freeze, the light shows are spectacular :)

[@MsTommiez]

This is spectacular as well as beautiful; I love the music you added as well! Thank you so much for sharing it!

[@MsUtuber2]

By the way, thank you for allowing us to use it and for your positive wishes!

[@skyclawalpha]

@Micrometeorologist also moves really slowly so to get the nice effect showing its motion time-laps is almost a must. I live in the north and see them almost every year and this was amazing

[@badasscuttr]

Wow! Thanks for sharing that, words cant describe how amazing that is

[@MsUtuber2]

Thanks, again, for sharing. You have a very kind and generous spirit.

[@carmenvita]

This had to have been amazingly beautiful in person. Alaska is on my bucket list. Nice video.

[@beautifulflorida]

Beautiful, absolutely amazing aurora! Thank you for sharing!

[@MichaelCuadra]

I so have to see this in person! I've never seen the red. Beautiful! Thanks for sharing with the rest of the world, Naka!

[@alimin8r201]

Thank you for this video, it made on my Birthday and I watched it twice in a row. I've seen the northern lights in person three times in Minnesota so far.

[@LeManooly]

I'm 19, and I just knew that it really does exist.. It's like a dream I wish I could see it one day.

[@Ahgwenas]

i gotta say nature is powerful, and of course, beautiful

[@tapastrat]

First to go when the super flare hits. Beautiful seats.

[@misscray1]

Gorgeous!! What an amazing sight!

[@CloudReality]

It was a car driving by. If you look at it frame by frame, the light passes over the trees. It just looks like a flash due to this being a timelapse. ..or aleins. Whichever you think makes more sense.

[@LeGiiTWillie]

They can be seen through the naked eye, not as vibrant as caught on camera, though. However, if you hit it during a storm, you can see them dancing and they get bright, nearly the same as a camera would pick up. It's really something to see.

[@floydstinkyboy]

gone viral yeah baby! i knew this would happen, sooner or later; you have made some excellent videos. congrats.

[@rodeoratdogs]

Very cool, I live in Washington state and have been blessed enough to see the aurora borealis twice. The first time was on August 4th 1984 in Poulsbo Wa. I'll never forget because it was my 20th birthday, it was rainbow colored, I saw ribbons and also sort of like this one but the one thing I remember is that it had a black center that got larger and larger until the aurora disappeared. The second time I was on Camino Island WA and it was 1991, they were the green ribbon shaped ones.

[@StrikerStrizake]

I hope I can witness this for myself some day.

[@jeminiii]

Gorgeous...! Thanks you for posting. SO beautiful...

[@Bobbi404]

Stunning! Thank you!

[@Gerdien2000]

Wow, that reminds me of the Northern lights I saw in Norway a while ago, beautiful.

[@sbartley64]

This is simply Heavenly, Thank you for posting. It Loks like Angels Dancing.

[@gnagrone]

Beautiful video! I would love to come to Alaska & see the Aurora Borealis.

[@teacher4elements]

Incredible beauty! Thank you.

[@jerjerbeat]

Gorgeous and I love your choice of music too!

[@TheMooster88]

Thank you for using a HD camera!

[@TaroNakai]

Sure. Go ahead and use it in your ppt! I wish this vid will help healing such people.

[@WolfSongStudio]

Stunning!

[@VioletRaze]

I miss living in Alaska. :(

[@Marcblur]

This is really beautiful. Perhaps a silly question, though. At :41, it looks like the trees light up. Was this cast light from the aurora? Also, will the northern lights reflect on snow? I got to see them once in the Detroit area, but I'd love to get a look at them further north away from light pollution.

[@cheenaproductions]

This is so appreciated! Thank you!

[@music6735]

Beauty can be decieving... Looks like and angel dancing...

[@laurenthomas9344]

I love love this. The song of the stars. 🦋🌈✨

[@travellingonuptozion5658]

Breathtaking viewing

[@ceejohansson]

Wow... wow wow wow... Something that cannot be bought!

[@designermite]

INCREDIBLE! Thank you!

[@Alkatraz241]

before I die, I hope I get the chance to see this in person..... Definately on my bucket list!

[@Kimmrg1]

Thanks so much for posting! Keep up the good work!

[@LeGiiTWillie]

I wish I could set up my time lapses to be beautiful like this! I live in Anchorage, so whenever I can see the Aurora, I get out there for it! Luckily, I've seen it about 6 or 7 times (: Can't wait for the fall season!

[@spiritzephyr2222]

Beautiful! Almost worth moving north for!

[@MsShirleyD]

Beautiful.

[@TheStarPriestessTarot]

So Beautiful! Have Subscribed to your channel 😊 Thank you for bringing us Magic 🤩 Merry Christmas 🎇🎆🌠🌌🎆🎇🌠🌌

[@alexahashio9245]

My next trip, Alaska, what such a beautiful

[@nobodyswifeasmr]

Is this copyright free?

[@TaroNakai]

If you use this vid somewhere else, please give my name “Taro Nakai” as a credit.

[@boylston1276]

the aurora does no harm to anything. its just a solar flare bouncing off the magnetic field at the poles. or something like that. in any case its not hurting anything.

[@xephyr1000]

This is on my Bucket List.

[@TaroNakai]

@ApexIXMR Since human eyes are extraordinarily sophisticated organs, you can see the northern lights by the naked eyes. However, the actual northern light is too dark to be captured by the normal video camera, except when the aurora breaks up or you use the special camera. This is one reason why there is no (very few) real-time video of aurora. The biggest reason for me is that the time-lapse photography can make the aurora image as a beautiful art.

[@zappychappy4963]

truly amazing

[@jbwalter1589]

Beautiful !

[@charismabambina5747]

Beautiful

[@ChickenNEO]

Beutiful! God Signs of existing

[@PhoenixAngel429]

What's even more beautiful is the lack of atheist assholes replying to that comment

[@geezerdombroadcast]

Bullshit! It's the (solar wind), high energy particles hitting the magnetosphere streaming through space from the sun. It keeps you from being bombarded with deadly radiation every day, because the earth has a (molten mantle outer core) with gigantic iron central core that generates the magnetic lines of flux. They vibrate from the collisions, like the strings of a guitar generating visible wavelengths of light. Let go of myths and live in the "light" of truth, because in the long run it will give you peace that superstition can never match.

[@user-dq2ym1nn9k]

NAILED IT @@geezerdombroadcast

[@nerdyairhead]

I wish it weren't so cloudy in Delta! I'm so sad! Maybe tonight?

[@park_4273]

I love this

[@starseedvision]

excellent short, thank yoU!

[@kittyfox7]

Fairbanks was misspelled in the video.. Dunno if the video maker caught that. I actually live in Alaska and I've seen the northern lights many of times. Recently I've seen it but it wasn't this vivid you'd have to go 'way' out of town to see it. I was told most common are green colors, I've only seen rainbow northern lights once in my life and it was around Dec around Christmas. Strange how the lights happen at different times of the year.

[@sinsohana]

Absolutely stunning, as always. I sure hope you didn't get frostbite this time.

[@nscaletrainut]

breath taking !

[@RosieFbxAk]

Fantastic! I HATE that I missed this. We need some sort of an Aurora Call Roster here in the Banks! When I lived in the cabin and had only an outhouse, I saw them all the time. Now that I'm in a house... I MISS them more than I see them. THANK YOU for sharing =)) By chance do you post stills somewhere also? Maybe on Flickr?

[@GoalBusters]

Beautiful! Thanks for sharing.

[@modzlover123]

Wow I live in New York but I want to really go to Alaska and see the lights

[@vincentcubacub16]

beautiful..

[@r2hMisTaKeN]

omg this music fits this perfectly

[@FreeSlaveWard]

I want to live in Alaska when I grow up. :)

[@staniax23]

MY GOOOOD!!! SO BEAUTIFUL!!! O.O

[@JohnFichtner]

awesome. I'd love to hear them without the Piano but this is really cool man.

[@mimsymish]

@ApexIXMR it is very visable...quite spectacular actually...where i am in canada there was an amazing show tonight...and it moves pretty slow, and like on the vid it says from 1:44 to 2:11, they time lapse it so you can see all the pretty colours and not have to sit there for a half an hour :P

[@MrCenturionAngel]

Thank you

[@Rhythmrancher]

Amazing video :-)

[@1fanofmileys]

This is amazing. Beautiful :)

[@jayc.9296]

Magnificent.

[@Crystal_vr557]

So beautiful

[@BearPairWA]

Magnificent! BTW, who's the pianist? Very nice touch.

[@TaroNakai]

@kathyb1953 Oops! Thank you for letting me know! Since it is impossible to "replace" the movie file in KZbin, unfortunately, I will leave it intact. Thanks anyway!! ;)

[@shrimpedup]

It's understandable to see why people used to think the Aurora were their spirit ancestors...

[@LEXPIX]

Nicely done.

[@TaroNakai]

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