Alaska Has An Aurora Explosion! Can't Wait To Return

You've probably seen footage on social media of many natural phenomena. These breathtaking films transport you to the wonders of nature. There is a video of an aurora explosion that is becoming viral on the internet.

The video, which was posted on Instagram by a user called Vincent Ledvina, captures the stunning sight of an aurora explosion in Alaska, the United States. "An burst of aurora in Alaska! Can't wait to return," the caption states.

Mr. Ledvina describes himself as "The Aurora Guy" and identifies as a scientist in his Instagram account. He's an adept at locating blue sky and researches space weather as well.

The opening text overlay of the video says, "When I suggest that the aurora can "explode," I mean something like this. The video captures an auroral outburst that fills the sky with waves of green light on the count of three. The image is made much more stunning by the green light's reflections, which can be seen everywhere."

"It overexposed my camera since the aurora was so intense. To the unaided eye, it seemed very green. When the aurora briefly becomes brighter and stretches equatorward, it is really referred to as a substorm. There are three stages to substorms: expansion, breakdown, and recuperation "The text elaborates greatly.

The video has received over 5.2 million views and over 5.4 lakh likes on Instagram since it was uploaded. Additionally, it attracted a deluge of remarks and inquiries regarding the phenomena and the locations where it may be witnessed.

"One day, I hope to witness an aurora firsthand. A quick question: Are these auroras really as brilliant as they look in the films, or are they more like the stars, which you can only see in the absence of light pollution? "A user inquired.

Another enquired, "Which location would you say is the most ideal for seeing the lights? like location with the greatest likelihood."