Northern lights danced in sky over region

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  • Опубликовано: 12 окт 2024
  • Northern lights danced in the night sky Thursday over Hampton Roads, Western Tidewater, the Eastern Shore and northeastern North Carolina.
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Комментарии • 27

  • @michellenash6802
    @michellenash6802 День назад +4

    Awwwwww, 😢 so sad I missed it!!

    • @mycoolbeernuts6870
      @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад +1

      I'm sure it will happen again in another 100 years - train hard and eat right!

  • @lindabradford9591
    @lindabradford9591 День назад +2

    You had pretty auroras. We only had sort of faded red on night mode only in Indiana. But at least we saw them this time.

  • @loueckert4970
    @loueckert4970 День назад +2

    We saw the light here in Berkeley Springs, WV. I took several great pix of them. WOW!!!

  • @prestonking5736
    @prestonking5736 День назад +7

    OK, that could be a problem. The northern lights effects are gravity field here on earth for that to travel that far. I question on whether that was actually yet or maybe something else.

    • @lpete2766
      @lpete2766 День назад

      LIKE THE DEMS WEATHER MACHINE .

  • @kushlife7342
    @kushlife7342 День назад +3

    You're going to see a lot more than lights

    • @londolly
      @londolly День назад +2

      whats that supposed to mean ?

    • @mycoolbeernuts6870
      @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад

      @@londolly - that's when they drop their pants -

  • @kushlife7342
    @kushlife7342 День назад +9

    Don't worry about missing the lights you'll get another chance as the electromagnetic field around the planet continues to weaken and we March closer to a pole shift these lighting events will be more frequent

    • @ARandomDonut
      @ARandomDonut День назад +3

      We are also nearing the peak of a solar cycle. Perfect storm for frequent solar storms.

  • @freelune
    @freelune 20 часов назад

    for the sheeps - it's amazing !

  • @BonnieCain-z2k
    @BonnieCain-z2k День назад +3

    God is speaking...are you listening??? Jesus is coming back for His own. Romans 10:9, 10, 13.

    • @pattibennett8774
      @pattibennett8774 День назад +2

      I've got $100.00 says you're wrong.

    • @londolly
      @londolly День назад +2

      yes but if you only knew when is the question

    • @mycoolbeernuts6870
      @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад +2

      Romans 12:19: "Never avenge yourselves, but leave it to the wrath of God, for it is written, 'Vengeance is mine, I will repay,' says the Lord, You will all Burn in Bright Colors of the Night Skies"

    •  День назад +2

      @@mycoolbeernuts6870 I read, 🐑 "Don't fight, an imaginary being will come save you all" 🐑

  • @jdnettles2506
    @jdnettles2506 День назад +2

    Absolutely beautiful, but it's going to be a little more regular during solar maximum. And our magnetic field has been weakening and moving since the Carrington event of 1859. Weak magnetic field means more effects from space weather.

    • @mycoolbeernuts6870
      @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад +1

      Additionally, there are increased levels of harmful radiation to be aware of!

  • @raystory7059
    @raystory7059 День назад

    Magnetospheric failure is imminent and soon enough we 'll be dancing in the darkness of a blackout and these lights won't be shown on anyone's cell phone.

  • @mycoolbeernuts6870
    @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад +1

    The end of times is marked by 2 Jack 3:10, "The night will be set on fire with only the heavens could provide."

    • @londolly
      @londolly День назад +3

      there is no jack 3"10 so thats dumb

    • @mycoolbeernuts6870
      @mycoolbeernuts6870 День назад +3

      @@londolly Jack o' Lantern - That Jack?