Ah the wonders of the arctic Southern Lights
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Ah the wonders of the arctic Southern Lights
>>7643468
that seems calm
I want a calm vacation now
iceland anyone?
IF the sun has a magnetic field, why can't it deflect its own solar wind?
>>7643500
fuckin' coronal heliomagnetism, how does it work?
>>7643500
FUCKING MAGNETS MAN I SWEAR
If a magnet has a north and south pole why won't they attract and crush the magnet man
If the earth has magnetic field why won't all the magnets fly to the poles
If the sun and earth are magnetic why won't they fly into one another
If the earth is magnetic how can we mine iron it'll just fall back when we pick the ore up
>>7643468
You mean antarctic.
>>7643594
Thule is north of the action
you have to look south
but still aurora borealis
>>7643594
as >>7643630 said, I am at Thule. 900 miles from the north pole. We have to look south to view the lights assuming we are lucky enough to see them at all.
I have been waiting my entire life to see these so I am ecstatic to say the least. Admittedly they were only a faint green to the naked eye...but you could se them changing and moving easily. I'm sure they are brighter when you are directly under em.
>>7643468
>tfw you will never live in the cold north
northern lights are way more dank
>>7643633
So, whatcha doin up in thule?
When I was a kid my folks used to take us up in deep canada to camp on random islands on lakes in the middle of nowhere. The most beautiful skies id ever seen, and the aurora was humbling. I live in chicago now and yearn for those nights again.
