Space Weather and Earth's Aurora

[@TrafficDE]

Just saw auroras over south germany after this G4 solar storm, absolutely stunning and unexpected to see them so far away from the north pole/nordic countries.

[@midvightmirage]

Also crazy how it literally looks like it's from every direction. At least my dad told me that it's from every (well except one because one part of our plot has a building that is entirely covering one direction and there was nothing, also this was friday as well)

[@foreveryoungRx8x6]

Such a large storm that it has reach that far and into the uk, if it's such a large storm is that abnormal behaviour for our sun?

[@TrafficDE]

@@foreveryoungRx8x6 No it's completely normal. The sun is pretty active right now due to it's solar cycle. The last solar storm this size that hit earth was in 2003. (2003 Halloween Solar Storms) No need to worry. :)

[@maple1255]

The best explanation of how auroras come to be, stemming from the 'solar storms' of the sun, very well done!

[@raycar1165]

Look up " suspicious observers " they may have a better explanation

[@ronusa1976]

kzbin.infovideos get your geek on cutting edge knowledge. The SAFIRE Project - 2017 - 2018 kzbin.info/www/bejne/epa5la2Jn7WrZsk what if our sun works differently than what this video show?

[@eliyhwhjah-man6052]

"What if...." it does. The internal solar structure theory expressed in this video is around a century old. Modern perspectives are necessary to keep from saying foolish things like "invisible shield" & "magnetic rubberband" when describing the geomagnetosphere.

[@dpterminusreal]

​@@raycar1165 amazing how you almost look like a bot, except the fact that you actually have different situational replies that prove you are in fact someone wasting their time at a screen doing nothing to contribute to society which is even more sad

[@steff_ishere]

❤❤💙❤🌍🌎🌏

[@chuychuy0729]

This explanation in the way of animation is what I'm looking for!! Great job!

[@jonathantomas2275]

How does earth regen its magnetic field

[@KME4698]

That's not how magnetic fields work. The field is generated by the rotational energy/internal dynamo of the Earth's molten iron.

[@mxb2432]

Like Kyle said, as long as Earth's core is active, it will generate a magnetic field. But I'm curious about one thing.. Like the sun, Earth's magnetic poles flip once in a while. ("These reversals are random with no apparent periodicity to their occurrence. They can happen as often as every 10 thousand years or so and as infrequently as every 50 million years or more. The last reversal was about 780,000 years ago. ) Reversals are not instantaneous; they happen over a period of hundreds to thousands of years, though recent research indicates that at least one reversal could have taken place over a period of one year." So I truly wonder what will happen when the Earth's poles will be flipping and we get hit by a serious solar storm. 😯

[@unknownedleaf]

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[@lilianapharr228]

That's the problem it doesn't 💀

[@nvkhoi1]

​@@mxb2432 earth still have volcanoes to pump out gases. And while slipping, the magnetic field didn't disappear, it is just weaker and deflect less solar wind.

[@F4collector]

thanks for making and posting - both my son and I enjoyed watching this

[@roycortez771]

🌅🌏🌏

[@RyanYeo-j1m]

When it comes to space and time my cosmic abilities are simply sublime because Throughout the solar system and the milky way i alone am the habitable one

[@sitanshuray8499]

My heartiest congregation for this video.

[@Ohmagat69420]

We makin outta the milky way with this one 🥶🥶🥶💯💯💯🔥🔥

[@deelove6899]

I love the animations! The magnetosphere of Earth is beautiful. The sun's is awesome!

[@raycar1165]

If you liked this then check out two other channels... ThunderboltsProject & Suspicious Observers

[@yapamudiyanselagenadeekara618]

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[@driperhk]

Thats iceland!

[@ItsAzzam]

Its funny how sun trying to destroy all electricity by giving radiation but protects us from cosmic radiation caused by saggitarius a*

[@bdjh99]

WOW U LITTLE RASCALE

[@Golapikhatun-x5f]

I exclaimed and loved this video.

[@gotiknoir]

This video is absolutely stunning thank you

[@spaceweatherteam1627]

Simple introduction to Space Weather for beginners is available here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHOweJ9vormGn8U

[@collinchemonges6275]

This is good visualization of great beauty of nature...... Such videos are always inspiring to study more space science.....

[@bettykelly1107]

Very nice introduction to topic.

[@jc2delaga]

Simple n to the point. Great 👍 Thank you

[@JohnCrestani]

great video and explanation

[@robertg786]

Interesting photo/art work...the sund with a carry handel.

[@sasirajse7en]

Thanks for putting it up properly ❤️

[@renzdeorodriguez7078]

People started dropping hardest edit on these💀💀💀

[@RedGhost2008]

Fax 💀

[@KalisStuff]

Science of infinity 💀

[@Midooz18]

Wow so beautiful 😍 ❤

[@RyanYeo-j1m]

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[@binjieliu8992]

I finally find this video. The first part shows IMF very clearly.

[@egggotegged4288]

Cant believe it 400k views in 9 years this should be at millions

[@سرزمینی__برای__دانستن]

thanks for video and good team ❤

[@Mauiatanh]

I don't wanna flex but i live there

[@Minna-zw5or]

very good explanation!

[@mikkia3438]

Can you make videos about black holes cause I’m so interested and I’m interested into solar eclipses

[@ryantang1460]

I like the sound effects

[@jonistoneking997]

Cool beans...I didn’t know all that and I enjoyed learning it!

[@spaceweatherteam1627]

Simple introduction to Space Weather for beginners is available here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHOweJ9vormGn8U

[@isatousarr7044]

Space weather, which refers to the conditions in space, including solar wind, solar radiation, and cosmic particles, can have a direct impact on Earth's atmosphere, especially the Earth's magnetosphere and the phenomena we observe as auroras. The solar wind a stream of charged particles released by the Sun interacts with Earth's magnetic field, causing disturbances that can lead to geomagnetic storms. These storms are responsible for the vibrant displays known as auroras, or the Northern and Southern Lights. When charged particles from the solar wind collide with the gases in Earth's upper atmosphere, such as oxygen and nitrogen, they excite these gases to higher energy states. As the gases return to their normal state, they emit light, creating the colorful bands and curtains of the aurora. The colors depend on the type of gas involved: oxygen produces green and red hues, while nitrogen can produce blue and purple shades. Space weather events, such as solar flares or coronal mass ejections (CMEs), can intensify this interaction between solar wind and Earth's magnetic field, resulting in stronger auroras that can be seen at lower latitudes, even as far south as regions of Canada, the northern U.S., and northern Europe. These solar storms can also interfere with satellite communications, GPS signals, power grids, and other technology-dependent systems on Earth. Thus, monitoring space weather is crucial for understanding how these disturbances affect human technology and the natural world. It helps scientists predict the timing and intensity of auroras and other space weather phenomena, allowing for enhanced preparedness and protection of critical infrastructure.

[@YooLazySly5986]

That pretty cool!

[@kgshvh4906]

The legend said: *The Cameraman still alive*

[@yurinonatoyurinonato9488]

I'm a future scientist i really love your work nasa I am from brazil!

[@zymapping4277]

Earth: *casually fights the Solar Winds*

[@VeeTheTV_DW]

so cool

[@abhiramcd]

some dude just changed it into a dope earth edit!!

[@Xairugab]

Your almost to 10k subscribers🎉

[@merlymposadas268]

Camera man never dies

[@tusharbhatt857]

The video is charming. The rubber band concept is right but not considered sun's differential rotation and planets rotation (vasyliunas cycle coverage). If the video includes these two things, it helps us to get more information.

[@ronaldchoo5586]

thank you

[@restitutosaquilabon]

glad we had that

[@ReginaHuang-o7r]

clear explanation!

[@SyDatNguyen-r4j]

Fact: When the magnetic field breaks, it releases an outburst of energy called “solar flares”. Solar flares travel at the speed of light, and they are high energy ultraviolet light and x-rays. They reaches the earth in just 8 minutes, rather than 18 hours like the coronal mass ejection (CME)

[@deejames6371]

Coronal Mass Ejection - Solar Storm that ejects billions of tons of Electrically Charged Materials at high velocities:

[@deborahduthie4519]

Aurora was videoed in Japan earlier this week.

[@pnk-f7u]

The most essential one on solar system..

[@3ss3ns3]

who is here after the extraordinary level 5 storms?

[@apurvaarni5400]

So are we saying that there's a release of solar storm everyday ? Because there's a 90% chance that we can see Aurora in Alaska from September to March because of the darkness.

[@sofiaruiz1824]

Oooh now I know where the meme video is from

[@Tasrif_hassan]

Can I use your video for my youtube project??

[@nuiman555]

My 5 yrs Old son love this video so much !

[@jimorrill3656]

Okay, I've just become a fan of The University of Oslo. :) Great video.

[@Gorgeous70009]

Wow aurora

[@ettabordeaux9141]

well done created in a fascinating fashion for the layman to understand Thank you

[@spaceweatherteam1627]

Simple introduction to Space Weather for beginners is available here. kzbin.info/www/bejne/gHOweJ9vormGn8U

[@williamvaughan1218]

What's that music called that you play at the end of your videos?

[@lilyjeanholt8210]

The Auroral flow~}{~

[@Popo.786]

Oh.. So that why

[@hirundine44]

Great video...!

[@hirundine44]

Coronal mass ejection ...! Communing with the Divine...?

[@RK10070]

after everything the three layer are become couple again in back but now in front has only one layer, after that another layer will come again or not?

[@SyDatNguyen-r4j]

Yeah, it will regenerate after some time. It will be temporary disrupted

[@فطماأبوالفتاح]

Wow this is amazing

[@vinnyheaphy1372]

2 questions. 1.What would happen to our Sun if the centre temperature was to increase to 42 million degrees Kelvin? 2.What kind of life form would be created if a planet was made of Activated Coal or charcoal and Silicon sand?

[@RyanYeo-j1m]

When it comes to space and time my cosmic abilities are simply sublime because Throughout the solar system and the milky way i alone am the habitable one

[@vinnyheaphy1372]

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[@vinnyheaphy1372]

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[@juliaostowicz6501]

Does anyone know the song from the credits at the end?

[@JohnPlayz22]

Thanks.

[@Twix_hotdogs]

The size of the sun is average!? Damn I need to up my game

[@ABPinkandBlueAbestie5590]

Now that means electricity will be saved from the solar flares.

[@kennytic_]

Title of the ending music, pretty please

[@kalyansatu6035]

How magnetic field is produced in earth and sun explain indetail

[@raycar1165]

Look up " suspicious observers "

[@95TurboSol]

That's a tough one, there are good theories but we don't know for absolute certainty. It's supposedly a moving liquid metal core along with smaller eddie currents moving in different directions from the core to produce a field, almost like an electromagnet in a sense.

[@Chulmin17]

Wow

[@habibamustafa1127]

Damit this is such heaven😍😍

[@chadschannel4749]

ah yes, the earth vs venus magnetic field template.

[@relax-moon9158]

Is in the nor&sout?

[@michaelanderson3096]

Gauss' Law applies to stars (my opinion). I believe the core of stars is a superfluid - Metallic hydrogen (my opinion).

[@khalidhasan1793]

Great explanation..

[@Philomats]

That is one great video. It’s the way quantum physics should be explained.

[@duwaynewilliams7164]

So we're all fine. solar storm never hit earth? Thought something would happen

[@lokei7565]

LOVE THIS VIDEO

[@mario.motufaga7389]

It would 😊😊😊 be so much better if it has sound

[@Veshremydog98]

I LIKE AURORAS !!!!!!!

[@ckdanekfan3397]

Are those combat auroras

[@ProBoy-cw9sl]

What if the solar storm were massive and it ripped through earth magnatic field? Would ot severly damage the planet?

[@venky193]

That, is ALWAYS a possibility, but lucky for us that in about 4 Billion years, the earth has managed to hold its ground!

[@ranulfocastillo5355]

Awesome!!!

[@ahmedal-issa2486]

سبحان والحمد لله ولا اله الا الله والله أكبر. أشهد أن لا إله الا الله وأشهد أن محمد رسول الله صلى الله عليه وسلم واسأل الله ان يحشرنا في زمرة رسوله الكريم محمد صلى الله عليه وسلم إلى الفردوس الأعلى من الجنة آمين يارب العالمين ومن قال آمين

[@ashergoney]

420am ist on 28th August 2023, 35th week of the year 2023, First Day of the week as Sunday..

[@Inasm8mmana2love]

❤WATCH EARTH IS SMOL

[@norinnorazmi5646]

Cool 👍

[@MrHannatas]

I am pretty sure the magnetic fields do not break like in the animation. the field might shield us but it does not break like a S.F. Shield does :) Can someone please confirm/invalidate this ?

[@daan300spore]

Magnetic field lines are a human convention to describe something we cannot see. Magnetic fields are continuous, not discrete so no it's not exactly like in the animation but if you treat the rings as contours of a continuous field then the maths works out fine.

[@95TurboSol]

I think the term "break down" might be more appropriate than break, like the other guy said it's more like a spectrum. It's theorized that if we get a big enough solar outburst it could collapse even that last field line and arc the electric to earth, or rather send ionized particles directly to the surface, That would be pretty nuts if you ask me.

[@ronusa1976]

No because gravity is weak force and Queen in all science when electromagnetism is ten to the 37 power greater. Its a electrical universe. Think electric geology when you see the moon a planet scaring. kzbin.info/www/bejne/fmmroX5_ismen5o

[@Sam_zamora82]

I was wondering this as well, if the fields are broken down, how are they repaired later on to prevent something worse?

[@huawei9a484]

Very butiful

[@surendrakverma555]

Thanks 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@juanandresriquelme4671]

0:45 be like: hey that's cool bu- MY EYEESS

[@mohinikushwaha9486]

Nice video sir

[@AdiAsta300]

WOW

[@danielyoo2470]

so cooooooooooooool

[@sultanaparvin6277]

How many solar storm are in a year

[@FaisalAwan-sf6ux]

Good morning Sir I am from Pakistan and I find the pics of asteroids but I don't know it's perfect you can help me

[@aprilalfaro4964]

Amazing physic forces 🌎☀️🙏❤️ our earth our only home wish humans weren't destroying it - pollution chems trash etc :(

[@kayenne221]

How TF is someone’s cgi fantasy amazing psychics?? Get a grip of your controlled and severely challenged brain FFS

[@makalaglasscock4623]

🎉WOW

[@manojsaxena1462]

These can be understand with electric bulb light from certain distance and Angeles.

[@MrGp3po]

awesome

[@amundafia6671]

beautiful

[@thecakeisalie1885]

Magnetic field 1 in the front is gonna get so mad to figure out magnetic field 2 stole his magnetic field

[@Nature24-mz9om]

GREAT

[@Mr.PandeyRishav]

Is it prominence or CME which causes aurora? I learnt that CMEs causes Auroras but from your animation it seems the event happening on sun is the prominence. Can anyone explain me?

[@ayrapaanarjy8929]

Auroras are caused when solar wind (mostly consisting of protons) leaks into the earth's atmosphere. The sun constantly spews out at least a little bit of particles without any CMEs so arctic regions experience auroras many times a week. Large CMEs that hit the earth directly can cause major geomagnetic storms. A CME is caused when a prominence collapses and a large plasma chuck gets ejected. Often times this occurs at the same time as solar flares. Then there's also coronal holes which are regions in the sun's surface where solar wind leaks more easily (no CMEs required). These can cause minor and moderate geomagnetic storms and in some rare cases strong geomagnetic storms. The coronal holes can be seen from SDO's 193 Å wavelength images as black regions.

[@Mr.PandeyRishav]

@@ayrapaanarjy8929 Ya exactly..... Prominence is an event but CMEs and Solar Flares are phenomenon.