Future Aurora-related videos: Aurora Morphology/types explained, Carrington-Class events, Maybe a video about how myself and my friends accidently merged the Storm chasing community with the Spaceweather community! Discord? discord.gg/bNMVrjf MY Patreon? www.patreon.com/scienceoutthere Tornado Archive Patreon: www.patreon.com/torarchive Twitter? twitter.com/ScienceOutThere
I've been captivated by the videos I've seen on tiktok over the last week, and more than a little jealous. I live in Connecticut and didn't manage to see them, but my friend in South Carolina did. It's one of those bucket list experiences
Fantastic video Saw your fireball meteor with Aurora on Spaceweather gallery a while back. During the 23rd/24th March G4, I saw pillars from south of UK.
That was a wonderful show! That's the day I got the Colorado timelapse as well. And great eye spotting that on the spaceweather gallery and recognizing it!
The only time I've ever seen them directly over head was in Litchfield, MI in Spring or Summer 2000. My friends never seen the northern lights before, I had them convinced there was something in space sucking up all the energy from Earth.
I was in the works of planning a big trip to Fairbanks, Alaska for about a week or so to spend time watching, and photographing the lights. But I got sick around the time I was planning to go, so alas I couldn't get out there like I wanted. Still wanting to go, but I'm gonna wait for the better times to go. I've never been up that far north, what recommendations do you have? Places to stay, eat, etc. Any and everything you think that's worth while. 😁 Thanks for the great video!
Thank you! Honestly I recommend finding an Airbnb with the best view of the northern sky you can find that isn’t also right in town. North Pole has great options. So does Clear. I haven’t ate at many restaurants in town but there’s a breakfast place called “hometown” there that’s simply the best breakfast on earth! Take the night flights in and out of town, sit on the right side of the plane getting there and the left going home. For all other things you need to know. I got you covered here: m.th-cam.com/video/U44rzh7aho8/w-d-xo.html
Future Aurora-related videos: Aurora Morphology/types explained, Carrington-Class events, Maybe a video about how myself and my friends accidently merged the Storm chasing community with the Spaceweather community!
Discord? discord.gg/bNMVrjf
MY Patreon? www.patreon.com/scienceoutthere
Tornado Archive Patreon: www.patreon.com/torarchive
Twitter? twitter.com/ScienceOutThere
Glad you're back. This might be your best video yet (without tornadoes lol). Great Job here man! Keep 'em coming.
Thank you for this AWESOME Arora borealis treat. You're the man.
Thank YOU!
@@scienceoutthereaviso de tornado para zona del norte de Estados Unidos tocó tierra este tornado en estado de colorado y despojo daño grave
I saw them very well the other night in central South dakota, love seeing them
I've been captivated by the videos I've seen on tiktok over the last week, and more than a little jealous. I live in Connecticut and didn't manage to see them, but my friend in South Carolina did. It's one of those bucket list experiences
The loons!!! Great backdrop music for such beauty.
Woo video from the Big SOT!
lets go michael! SoT returning in numbers. commenting now, watching tonight for dinner.
I probably won't be at my 2-per month pace but I definitely feel like I won't be disappearing for months at a time again! I love doing this.
Great tutorials! Your videos made my trip to Norway to see the lights infinitely better!
Fantastic video
Saw your fireball meteor with Aurora on Spaceweather gallery a while back. During the 23rd/24th March G4, I saw pillars from south of UK.
That was a wonderful show! That's the day I got the Colorado timelapse as well. And great eye spotting that on the spaceweather gallery and recognizing it!
Absolutely incredible brother.
What are the odds it will be cloudy for the next big one? High!
This is the way!
Excellent as always. Thanks!
Beautiful stuff amigo. Just lovely!
Thank you so much mija!
Nice video!! 👍👍
Very impressive photography saw the aurora here in ireland on Nov 5 kp 7 strong amazing
The only time I've ever seen them directly over head was in Litchfield, MI in Spring or Summer 2000. My friends never seen the northern lights before, I had them convinced there was something in space sucking up all the energy from Earth.
I was in the works of planning a big trip to Fairbanks, Alaska for about a week or so to spend time watching, and photographing the lights.
But I got sick around the time I was planning to go, so alas I couldn't get out there like I wanted.
Still wanting to go, but I'm gonna wait for the better times to go.
I've never been up that far north, what recommendations do you have?
Places to stay, eat, etc. Any and everything you think that's worth while. 😁
Thanks for the great video!
Thank you! Honestly I recommend finding an Airbnb with the best view of the northern sky you can find that isn’t also right in town. North Pole has great options. So does Clear. I haven’t ate at many restaurants in town but there’s a breakfast place called “hometown” there that’s simply the best breakfast on earth! Take the night flights in and out of town, sit on the right side of the plane getting there and the left going home. For all other things you need to know. I got you covered here: m.th-cam.com/video/U44rzh7aho8/w-d-xo.html
Awesome! Thank you very much!
You're my go to expert on the auroras, haha!
Does anyone know if Michael is okay? I can’t find anything recent anywhere on the Internet at all 🥺 nothing
Michael I am looking forward to your new video!
Amazing
I still havent seen them 😔
Any 2023 outlook for peak season?
nothing for a year
Rip
Has he passed away? He hasn’t uploaded anything for 7 months.
No@@cviller