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I'm not crying 🥲 #Auroraborealis #AuroraBoreal

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Erika 2 years ago

The storm is not over. More CMEs are expected to hit Earth during the next 24-48 hours & they could push the storm back to severe or even extreme levels.

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Frank Hoogerbeets2 years ago

Thank you for sharing.

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Merv Hemmington2 years ago

Kettering, England last night. #bucketlist

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Matthias Götzke2 years ago

No wonder Asgard and the Rainbow Road was a myth, because it was real for them

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Jøaن ibn Imran al Manaquri 💎2 years ago

Charming

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Dr Shane Huntington OAM2 years ago

Amazing. I’m crying from envy. Enjoy every second.

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hyspeed2 years ago

Are any of the particles being produced by the flares and CME's neutrinos?

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Erika 2 years ago

Solar flares/CMEs are not significant sources of neutrinos themselves, but they can indirectly contribute to the production of neutrinos through secondary processes.

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casui_fred.ⓀDA2 years ago

are below it save? no radiation?

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Sheri 🚀2 years ago

Wowwwwww! Erika can you hear them? My dad said sometimes people can hear them??

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Erika 2 years ago

Not exactly. The sounds might be due to the intense bursts of energy from the aurora messing with Earth's magnetism. This electrical chaos could be creating sounds we can just barely hear in some situations, like that faint buzz you might hear near high-voltage power lines.

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