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Some strange purple light appearing in the sky over Alberta.
What is it /x/?
https://www.usatoday.com/story/tech/sciencefair/2017/04/26/strange-sky-spectacle-aurora-named-steve/100930960/
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>green and purple in the sky
T-thanks doc.
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A challenger appears.
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project bluebeam starting up ?
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>>18942582
Space war. It's getting serious.
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>>18942648
saturn light matrix
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>>18942582
Thruster ayys and now this. What's happening guys?
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>>18942582
Bump
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>>18942582
first signs of a pole shift, what we are seeing are fluctuations in the magnetic field surrounding the earth ?
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>>18942582
Norwegian here
Those are northern lights
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>>18943091
I assumed this was all trolling
Yellowknife resident here, I see this every week
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>>18943091
>>18943102
Lover of meteorology here: Steve is not the same as the Aurora Borealis.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steve_(atmospheric_phenomenon)
http://globalnews.ca/news/3404887/steve-northern-lights/
The main difference is the temperature reached within the bands of Steve.
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Where in Alberta was this seen? I didn't see it.
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Outside hacking a dart in Peace River, AB. Watching Aurora Borealis (Northern Lights) and your Autism simultaneously.
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