NASA astronaut captures stunning time-lapse of Southern Lights from SpaceX Dragon spacecraft
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NASA astronaut Jessica Meir shared a time-lapse video from the SpaceX Dragon spacecraft showing the Aurora Australis (Southern Lights) — vivid green ribbons of light caused by a recent solar event. Meir described the phenomenon as ethereal and emotionally evocative, noting it danced and snaked directly beneath the spacecraft. Astronomer Josh Aoraki explained the aurora was triggered by charged particles from the sun.
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I am in awe of this ethereal and emotionally evocative phenomenon.
When the sun's letting off a bunch of charge as i
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