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Northern lights in Antarctica.

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Jimmy Haigh1 year ago

Southern lights...

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Freddy C.🐝1 year ago

They are not the northern lights! When talking about the southern hemisphere they are called aurora australis, or the Southern Lights!

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Stuart Thompson1 year ago

Southern Lights. Aurora australis. Unless you mean the arctic…

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Paws1 year ago

So so cool Got to look through them with a phone or lens usually to see like this, outside the Arctic circle

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Bouncerbeater1 year ago

Northern?

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Dynamic_feel1 year ago

So amezing

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Radman Dan 🏄‍♂️1 year ago

So… southern lights then?

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Darth Ridiculous1 year ago

Nope …. The “northern” lights cannot be seen from the south pole.

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MagaComedian1 year ago

The northern lights is caused by the disturbance in earth’s 🌎 magnetic field. It can be red, blue, purple or green ✅ It’s a sight to see 👁️ in real life. Interesting fact. There is also something called the southern lights. Wanna guess where that is?

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Ashkan1 year ago

Aren’t those the Southern Lights?

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