Daily timelapse of Red Aurora Australis

just as the title states.

some soothing music to go a long with it.

put on your headphones, pump up your speakers and drift away for 2 minutes.

get away from the madness and enjoy some beauty.

do it now xD!

cool! s&f
i read the info underneath looking for where and when it was filmed, it says south australia, but was that where it was filmed or just where the user was from that posted it? same question for the date..
anyways, cheers for posting!

Originally posted by Funk bunyip
cool! s&f
i read the info underneath looking for where and when it was filmed, it says south australia, but was that where it was filmed or just where the user was from that posted it? same question for the date..
anyways, cheers for posting!

not much info on the vid.
except it was made by Alex Cherney.

oh man.
i´m really baffled by this footage even if i have to say so myself.
the stars that make up our milky way, the red aurora borealis.
wow.

i really need to see this with my own eyes at least once in my life!

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in the comments section, one person says Mornington peninsula, dunno where they got their info from though, i'm curious as to the date it was filmed.. ie was it caused by the recent CME last week?

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That is Awesome!! HD Time lapse makes the best videos ever. I love the Planet Earth series and Life the time lapse of plants, flowers, animal migrations, ect.. it's amazing! Thanks for sharing!

Originally posted by Funk bunyip
reply to post by kn0wh0w

 

in the comments section, one person says Mornington peninsula, dunno where they got their info from though, i'm curious as to the date it was filmed.. ie was it caused by the recent CME last week?

It says it was filmed feb 1, so yesterday. I would say it would be a little late but I don't know for sure, if the aurora from the solar flare lingered for a few extra days after the solar flare hit Earth then it's possible but it might just be normal auroras seen from areas closer to the poles.

So great and beautiful. It is nice to see the beauty the cosmos has to offer us when we truly see it. Can not wait for the day when exploring it will become possible to all of us.







Thruthseek3r

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ah yeah, you're right, it is listed as Feb 1st under "occured".

Must've been caused by some lingering flare activity, as far as i know, you can't normally see the aurora from Oz.. well i never have!

anyways, way cool

well since you guys liked this, i´m just going to blatantly advertise another thread of mine.

Stunning Auroro´s From Around The World. (pictures)