New video shows Northern Lights in San Antonio

The lights are being generated by the largest geomagnetic storm Earth has seen in 20 years.

[@mytravls]

I wonder how many people will name their kids Aurora

[@WtfOmw]

Thank you for the idea.

[@zaab-yaoh9302]

Aurora means curse in Biblical Hebrew. But go for it

[@atedinahalf6288]

Enough to break the ice. Hey I'm ted. Are you from Tennessee by any chance?

[@JRqwert.]

​@@zaab-yaoh9302 That is a lie.

[@Baja2424]

Aurora borealis

[@user-dl3ll5cx1l]

That's great, up here in Fairbanks Alaska it's light 24 hours a day now and you can't see any part of this beautiful array. 😂

[@user-tx3xy7lw6w]

Hey nice I live in Fairbanks too

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Montana here, on the first night there was pale white streaks from North to South, it filled the sky... and not much since. On the upside you can read news print on a moonless night with no street lights until it gets really dark usually after midnight.

[@user-dl3ll5cx1l]

@@user-wm3bf7pi3u very cool, thanks for the insightful comments 👍🏼.

[@user-dl3ll5cx1l]

@@user-tx3xy7lw6w Fairbanks is such a great town. Have a great day.

[@exloaded]

I live in new orleans and i could of sworn i saw them the other night, and hearing that you could see them in san Antonio makes me think i was right. Used to work in North Dakota, when life was good on the pipeline, and it looked very similar to what ive seen up there. Wild

[@terrestrialextra4790]

You did. It's a solar storm that caused it

[@santinasantina2177]

​@@terrestrialextra4790 👩🏻💭" Never heard of a solar storm before but just coming across your reply to this person who was telling of their experience in their part of the world and I thought your answer was interesting so I will upvote your comment.

[@minkamariseiter1793]

It's HAARP THAT CAUSED IT THEY HAVE BEEN SENDING FREQUENCIES NONSTOP FOR 3 DAYS INTO THE IONOSPHERE.

[@ReyesSerna-ez7ob]

Wow I'm from San Antonio and i didn't hear nutting about it and wonder what side of town this was at !

[@user-tx3xy7lw6w]

Lol

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Give it a rest, Texas ain't *THAT* big!

[@StringrPress]

That is Sunset Hills Park on Inspiration Dr

[@brandymcmanus7088]

When I lived in Alaska, we always saw them. However, pink and purple were more rare. We saw a lot of white and green, typically. This show is a treat!! ❤️

[@silvabakx6396]

saw'em in quebec once! mind blowing experience wildly intense electrical storms up there too

[@TitadaCheetah]

Damn didnt they get to see the eclipse too

[@ChristopherMichael-dw4wt]

Right here!! 💯👍

[@tedvillalon4139]

We were clouded over in most of San Antonio.

[@auntia7687]

Thank you John, great display here in Scotland ❤

[@YARNBARF]

We had them in NC, and they were spectacular!!

[@keishab7522]

Spectacular view!🌌

[@ColonelMetus]

Aurora borealis? Are this time of year? In this part of the country? Localized entirely in san antonio?

[@sudilos1172]

they are acting like it’s normal

[@CoreyandCrew]

​@@sudilos1172the world is literally ending

[@CJ-dk5xj]

Skinner!

[@terrestrialextra4790]

Solar storm

[@ImperfectD]

PA saw it the other day, too. I guess it's happening in waves. 😎

[@IceBlueCrystalShadow]

Where in SA was this?

[@Chad-Giga.]

I guess that's why I have been feeling totally off the last week

[@SharksSJ408]

Yeah it was noticeable. I knew it wasn’t just me feeling it.

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

@@SharksSJ408 I've been feeling like crap for 30+ years....

[@pudznerath6532]

good lord what is happening in there!?

[@ColonelMetus]

That's just the northern lights

[@Hero_Plus]

Aurora Borealis

[@spiritmiracle8032]

KZbin: Archaix

[@SejalInManhattan]

This is a timeless phenomenon. It happens for months EVERY year in Scandinavia. CALM DOWN.

[@apple54345]

I thought we were having steamed clams?

[@jesserenew]

I'm honestly wishing for those Northern lights to be even stronger. No more electricity and no more internet. 😮😮😮

[@jake_sabrwolf9795]

Do you not understand the implications of not having electricity? It's not a good thing especially when it comes to other sectors we take for granted. And btw that means no cars and gas stations to fuel those cars.

[@jesserenew]

@@jake_sabrwolf9795 I understand what you're saying. It's just that my hatred for the world is getting stronger every day. The internet is not a fair place, so I'm starting to say the hell with the World. All I'm starting to see is death and destruction in my mind's eye. Sorry

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

@@jesserenew You need to watch more funny cat videos.

[@FlyTimeRC]

Sad i missed it. We had no idea it was going on till Saturday after every person we knew had posted pictures.

[@SuspiciousGanymede]

I saw the field amidst some rainstorms, the thunderclouds were changing shades of colors!

[@nonai7897]

What time did it show up? I keep sleeping through them 😭 plus its always cloudy out... here in NJ

[@freddykagin]

We need to see more of the northern lights in Wi

[@heatherdelbert2412]

Beautiful!!!

[@ChrisDeVarro]

Wow!

[@franciscogomez5106]

Cool lights

[@txkitkat1307]

Daring, I missed it. I didn’t think we could see this here .

[@heatherc.5760]

First time I seen it was January 21st of this year here in Vegas I got good pics n the dark gray cloud seemed so close u could touch it. The colors were beautiful I didn't know wat was happening til I watched the news the NXT morning it's definitely a sight too see. My son n I thought the world was ending it was crazy.

[@carenkurdjinian5413]

Wow ……AmaZing ……..🌞

[@user-gr2ld8de5p]

Crazy that people are seeing them so far south i love it. We are here in northwest Wyoming and it is amazing even tonight. I sure hope that my beautiful daughter in Texas got to see them. Because she first saw them in the upper Green River in 96. Powder River Let'R Buck Go Pokes. From our family owned ranch.

[@MutedConcert]

Its the end of the world as we know it and i feel fine

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

No, just "Night of the Comet".

[@wcmwfab935]

Funny just in certain places. Like project blue beam? Chembow?

[@user-tx3xy7lw6w]

No lol

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Night of the Comet?

[@rastaralph7154]

I'm sure you only see the northern lights in winter. That's when I seen them 💚💛❤️

[@user-wm3bf7pi3u]

Nights are longer in winter so more of a chance, people in Alaska have too much sun to see any of it now.

[@rastaralph7154]

@@user-wm3bf7pi3u I'm in England also 👍

[@mollybell5779]

Aurora waaaay down south. 🔭

[@user-yk7yu5ze7w]

Only God can make such beauty

[@DCGreenZone]

"Southern Lights"

[@user-hu2yw5ft4j]

Cool

[@aargibbs6936]

I was asleep! I forgot to check! 🙁🙁

[@THEVOIDZ]

Them Crails

[@chip5403]

WHO TF TURNED ON THE LIGHTS?

[@mikemondano3624]

Actually, there are no Northern Lights in San Antonio. They are high up in the atmosphere.

[@johnfagerness07]

Umm. No !!

[@normastafford9716]

Darn we have aurora borealis now :: we don’t need to go abroad to see this aurora borealis ..

[@sudilos1172]

everything is normal. everything is fine.

[@SejalInManhattan]

How is this the end of the world? This is a timeless phenomenon. It happens for months EVERY year in Scandinavia.

[@Ratharian]

Karrenger event. Hope this doesn't turn out the same way it did in 1859

[@thecriticalj7833]

Carrington event you mean

[@curiouspenguin6887]

No it isn't Carrington effect.

[@NightcrawlerNetwork]

@@thecriticalj7833lol

[@Ratharian]

@@thecriticalj7833 yeah, I heard about it decades ago and this sounds very similar to then. Same reports of seeing the aurora as far as the equator, and massive cme's hitting the planet.

[@Rickytikkitavi]

New video of the Sun beating up the Earth in San Antonio

[@lonelylosersclub8453]

HAARP smh

[@mattyice2099]

🤣 you can't replicate the sun's heliosphere ejecting a billion tons of plasma with HAARP!! brotha what you on?

[@lonelylosersclub8453]

@@mattyice2099 and you know what they can do how?

[@mattyice2099]

@lonelylosersclub8453 because haarp was designed to alter weather patterns not replace the sun! Lol 😆 aurora borealis is only seen from the earth's magnetic field blocking highly charged plasma from the sun during a magnetic event called a CME coronal mass ejection. The earth's magnetic nickel and iron core creates a dipole that allows plasma to travel along the B field around and behind the earth rather than to our faces.

[@user-tx3xy7lw6w]

​@lonelylosersclub8453 clearly you don't.

[@briefandpointless1255]

so .. i see .. the 'solar flare' , as strong as it was , .. didn't knock out our electric grid and computer systems after all ...

[@marcsteph15]

End is near

[@kdrazalotg-usa6345]

Did C E R N have anything to do with it maybe, because of ramping up power which affects the Earth’s Magnetic effects?

[@SejalInManhattan]

I'm surprised TX GOP isn't blaming this on Democrats. 🤣

[@Catnip6]

It’s God! 🫶🏽

[@evelynjoseph3558]

❤❤❤ONLY JAH HALLELUJAH, IS IN CONTROL OVER ALL ❤ CREATOR OF ALL THINGS HEAVENLY PLACES AND THE EARTH 🌎 ,,AIR,,WATER 💦 ALL BELONGS TO GOD HALLELUJAH,,WORTHY OF ALL PRAISE,,❤❤LOVE EACH OTHER ❤

[@rastaralph7154]

Or another way of looking at it it's haarp charging chemtrails nanoparticles 💚💛❤️

[@stangos5751]

Project blue beam

[@mikeostrander5406]

And there shall be signs in the heavens

[@ChrisDeVarro]

Amen. I'm glad to still know there are fearless believers out there.

[@laurenpunch1053]

LOL.

[@mashucha]

Man theres been lots of signs of heaven recently, whens it all coming down

[@atedinahalf6288]

​@ChrisDeVarro The Christians are just as bad as the lefties. That's the conclusion I've come to. One group says they don't want babies to live and another group calls the baby a sinner. The baby has been born, so the baby has sinned.

[@mattyice2099]

The heavens are everywhere son, take a look at the night sky sometime.

[@jakobgant5251]

Wow! That was the most underwhelming video ever. I hope yall didn’t pay for it.

[@REPENTturn2Christ]

Jesus is coming

[@TylerMadison711]

Since when the fuxk does this Happen? In Alaska. That's where it happens. 😂 I love how everyone just acting like seeing the northern lights in Texas and Kentucky where I live the other night is just regular degular nun to see here...stay ready don't get ready.

[@eltigremadre]

Heard of HAARP?

[@mecheseth]

Was literally just coming here to say this... this isn't natural. This is 100% HAARP. They said they were going to be doing this months ago.. and here we are, with people thinking it's "natural" and it's the "northern lights"... what a joke..

[@user-tx3xy7lw6w]

Not relevant

[@texasislovely]

it wasn't that great yall

[@Jzav73]

Haarp, not natural

[@marleneramirez9376]

FaKkkke

[@ms_saltnlight]

Lying wonder: I see they're getting it set up for the great deception of the Antichrist: Matthew 24:24 For there shall arise false Christs, and false prophets, and shall shew great signs and wonders; insomuch that, if it were possible, they shall deceive the very elect. 2 Timothy 2:9:10 9 The coming of the lawless one will be accompanied by the working of Satan, with every kind of power, sign, and FALSE wonder, 10 and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them.

[@Qarsherskiy7337gal]

Stop with this nonsense. You're an atheist who pretends to be a Christian to act like a mindless sheep and make Christians look bad. You have hundreds of bot accounts. You're trying to make people hate Christians and think they're all ignorant as you pretend to be.

[@shilohjorgensen1042]

Every time something neat happens, it's you guys. For two thousand years. Tenacious lil buggers aren't ya?

[@user-mg5ed3qk1b]

Yeah..just remember that the antichrist comes first...stay away from him and his angels for as long as possible... would be a good idea to have some food stored up....can't buy or sell without worshipping him....I'm not saying it's today or tomorrow...but it'll be rock and roll time soon enough.

[@laurenpunch1053]

@@shilohjorgensen1042Imagine living in fear that a scientific event equals doomsday. Lmao.

[@user-mg5ed3qk1b]

@@laurenpunch1053 ain't no fear, just watching like watchmen do.

[@JayBxxzy]

Ion think that’s northern lights 😂

[@Qarsherskiy7337gal]

It is....

[@laurenpunch1053]

But it is.

[@lamensquare]

There’s northern and southern lights

[@califri1995]

Fake one! manly done 😅

[@MrMetonicus]

Global Warming!!!

[@Anni3sgotagun]

Believe it or not this is true

[@MarcyMckeefer]

@@Anni3sgotagunglobal warming caused the sky lights?

[@MrMetonicus]

@@Anni3sgotagun - Good Grief!

[@Anni3sgotagun]

@@MarcyMckeefer the sun

[@CynthiaBehr-jt1mi]

I hope ppl are waking up. Watch Grid Down. The storm is coming.

[@1LotusBorn1]

Seriously honey? You can't distinguish between latitude in Scandinavia and Texas?! Heaven help you. Educate yourself before trying to come at people. No it not "normal" for people to be seeing aurora in Texas. The Earth's magnetic field is weakening and now when the Sun flares it is impacting Earth in much more serious ways. Just because one part of the planet experiences aurora regularly doesn't mean the same for other parts of the world.

[@disdiamonds23]

The world is ending

[@kevinpotts123]

We've never heard that before.

[@Zapzipzoop16]

Solar flare and total collapse coming soon.

[@dewfall56]

Pretty, but bad

[@SejalInManhattan]

Why is it bad?

[@dewfall56]

Solar winds strong enough to cause that can knock out electronics.

[@silverstem2964]

I saw them in Minnesota and they were absolutely nothing special. I've seen much better displays in Minnesota in years past. It was disappointing to say the least.

[@edwardpardy7866]

Meh. Not very incredible. Gotta get out more kids.

[@yovanni.1913]

Only possible in flat earth

[@mattalonzo2958]

BS Those are reflections from the throne of God up above 🙌🏻

[@mattyice2099]

YAY why not? God is everywhere afterall within all of us and within everything. He created the northern lights and the solar plasma that creates them from the sun.

[@dh5720]

Its created by HARRP

[@hotshotwpg]

That's not what it is! Lol You can't see northern lights that far south! It's ONe Novae! A star explosion. Geeze - and you guys are supposed to be a "news" station?

[@THEzombiegamer777]

It's crazy how Google is a resource everyone can use and people STILL get things wrong

[@sheebeehs1121]

it is the northern lights you normally don't see them that far south, but in this case they were visible because of the strength of the geomagnetic storm for example, the geomagnetic storm in 1859 was so strong that you could see the aurora as far south as the caribbean

[@Apetape375]

​@@sheebeehs1121 bullshit nobody was around then to see that.

[@Qarsherskiy7337gal]

​@@Apetape375are you being sarcastic or are you this ignorant. 1. White settlers were there by then 2. Natives had been there 10000 to 21000 years already.

[@mcklown]

Please go back to school. If the sun went nova we'd all be dead.