About 1945 I saw the Aurora Australis (the Southern Lights) but I don't think they've been visible in my part of Australia since then. They are occasionally seen in our southernmost regions but the colour doesn't come close to those shown in your beautiful picture. I think you'd have to be close to Antarctica for that.
I live in New Jersey and, while there were a few opportunities to potentially see the Northern Lights, they never occurred right here where I live. Â If/When I get to see the Northern Lights, I will tell you about them. Â Until then, I can only wait for my chance to see them.
Yes, from northern Canada when I was a teenager. Awesome sight!!!
Never seen it here in Sweden but I live in the Soutwest part.
But it is something that I would like to experience.
Would love to go, I've seen it from England but not very good..
Only once that I recall
No, but I would love to.
About 1945 I saw the Aurora Australis (the Southern Lights) but I don't think they've been visible in my part of Australia since then. They are occasionally seen in our southernmost regions but the colour doesn't come close to those shown in your beautiful picture. I think you'd have to be close to Antarctica for that.
I know exactly why it occurs but find it no less Fascinating , it will leave me *Breathless*
Yes, many times.
They are beautiful.
Unfortunately not in nature, only in movies, on pictures, TV and Internet.
The picture is amazing!
I live in New Jersey and, while there were a few opportunities to potentially see the Northern Lights, they never occurred right here where I live. Â If/When I get to see the Northern Lights, I will tell you about them. Â Until then, I can only wait for my chance to see them.