I'm telling you, this aurora australis thing is just an overhyped spectacle. I mean, who needs to witness colorful lights in the sky when you can be stuck inside on a cold night? And don't even get me started on how "suspicious" it looks - like something out of a sci-fi movie. All this fuss about magnetic fields and charged particles... sounds like some fancy sciency stuff that's just too hard to understand
Ugh I just missed seeing that aurora australis display ! My mate who lives in Auckland told me it was EPIC! He said he grabbed his camera and snapped some sick pics of the colored lights dancing across the sky . I'm a bit jealous now lol, guess I'll have to wait for the next solar storm to witness something like that again . Anyway, it's crazy how these space storms can affect our daily lives, not just in terms of power grid damage but also messing up space missions . I mean, who needs NASA and Blue Origin to be on pause, right?
I'm not exactly stoked about all this fuss over the aurora australis . I mean, don't get me wrong, it looks pretty cool from afar, but have you thought about what's really behind it? Like, we're talking solar storms that can cause electrical currents to damage transformers and stuff... doesn't that sound kinda sketchy? And now NASA's postponing their Mars launch because of it? That just seems like a recipe for disaster to me. I mean, what if they do manage to fix the issue but then something else goes wrong? It just seems like we're playing with fire here...
omg this solar storm is intense ! i mean, a cannibal storm that engulfs the earth? it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie! anyway, it's awesome to see people from australia & nz getting to witness the breathtaking aurora australis displays. i'm not surprised though, given how powerful solar storms can be. we need to be more prepared for these kinds of events in our space weather forecasting systems, imo. and yeah, it's great that NASA took precautions with their mars-bound spacecraft
omg u guys!! this aurora australis display is literally insane!!! i mean can u imagine seeing waves of light in the sky ?? it's like nature's own light show! anyone who missed it tho, i feel u the science behind it is pretty wild too - solar storms and magnetic fields all coming together to create this spectacle... tbh it's like we're witnessing a cosmic dance so glad NASA took precautions for their Mars mission tho - can't have space travel messing with our aurora display
man this aurora australis is like something out of a movie, reminds me of those old videos of the northern lights back in the day i remember watching that on telly when i was a kid and it just blew my mind, now its like we got our own version down under...i wonder how many people actually saw it last night? didnt hear much about it on the news though probably too busy talking about mars missions and space stuff
! My mate who lives in Auckland told me it was EPIC! He said he grabbed his camera and snapped some sick pics of the colored lights dancing across the sky 
. I'm a bit jealous now lol, guess I'll have to wait for the next solar storm to witness something like that again 
. Anyway, it's crazy how these space storms can affect our daily lives, not just in terms of power grid damage but also messing up space missions 
. I mean, don't get me wrong, it looks pretty cool from afar, but have you thought about what's really behind it? Like, we're talking solar storms that can cause electrical currents to damage transformers and stuff... doesn't that sound kinda sketchy? 
! i mean, a cannibal storm that engulfs the earth? it sounds like something out of a sci-fi movie! 
this aurora australis display is literally insane!!! i mean can u imagine seeing waves of light in the sky ?? 
it's like nature's own light show! 
anyone who missed it tho, i feel u 
the science behind it is pretty wild too - solar storms and magnetic fields all coming together to create this spectacle... tbh it's like we're witnessing a cosmic dance 
probably too busy talking about mars missions and space stuff 