I couldn't tell you how many times I poked my head outside hoping for a small hole in the clouds.

I was among them. 😢

Yeah, we got screwed on the California coast☹️

If you look into the Musk, the Musk looks into you.

His one eye 🍑 is watching 😱

it's always Muskest before the dusk.

Why not., it’s like looking at the Wizard of Oz, the man behind it all, not really doing that much at all.

Northern Iberian peninsula also could see them, it must have been a pretty strong one

Or doomsday prepper nuclear bunker salesman

You obv aren't getting shown much from the woo/astrology community lol

Agreed. It's nice to remember WHY we're trying to do that work, once in a while, instead of always having to bang our heads against the HOW.

Butterfly kisses with raindrops!

I live in the west and could barely see anything. Well, better luck this evening.

cloudy af at my place in the north east too :(

Here in Michigan basically ohio border we could see the the eye as well for a bit

Glad you enjoyed it!

Repeat tonight - fingers crossed.

@@commonsenseskeptic Yes for sure! 🤞 But unfortunately it looks like cloud cover in my area all night, again. Of course it was mostly sunny today, up until an hour or so before dusk😔 Anyway, thanks for the amazing work, keep it up 👍💪🔥

Cascading Style Sheets! 🤣

F.... ich habs irgendwie verpennt 😢 Gibts das mehrere Tage lang oder nur gestern?

@@gagaxueguzheng Wahrscheinlich sind sie heute Abend noch einmal zu sehen. Aber erwarte nicht zu viel, so krass wie in diesem Video ist es in Süddeutschland nicht, sie sind nur ganz blass zu sehen.

@@PotionSeller721 Geht das auch in der Stadt oder ist das was, was man nur draußen im Nirgendwo im tiefsten Schwarzwald bei Mondfinsternis sieht?

@@gagaxueguzhengYesterday, it was so powerful that you could see it in London. Tonight, it’s going to be a bit more subdued, but the experts are saying there’s still a good chance of seeing it in cities.

@@SalimAsit Awesome, I'll try to stay awake and have a look.

Dude, go out tonight. Your best chance of seeing it is 10 pm to 2 am. You haven’t missed it yet.

‘ITV News meteorologist and weather presenter Chris Page said it is possible the Northern Lights will be visible this evening. "Tonight the solar storms are likely to continue and are likely to be visible again. However, the storm is reducing in intensity and it's thought the display won't be as potent as last night. "Nonetheless, for a once in a lifetime opportunity, it's definitely worth a look."’

North of the 49th.

@@commonsenseskeptic I'm down around 30N, probably not going to see anything short of a Carrington Event. Thanks for sharing your video, violet is so uncommon color in auroras.

I agree about the rarity of violet (and this had red/orange as well). I saw a massive storm when I was about 12. At the time, there was no facility in that NNW part of the sky with its 24 hour lights. The mostly green aurora was intense and rolled in ribbons. Auroras are or were, so rare that I would have dressed warmly and stayed throughout had I known. Viewing in three dimensions is unbeatable. Your neighbors may not have much interest. Wealthy or poor seems to be no prediction either. For me, the additional colors will have me checking on the "why" again and I can't help but remember what even NASA has said, on their Channel, about the Van Allen Belt. Nor can I forget how we stuck 6 landings with less computation power than a digital watch, zero perspective on boulder size and yet Spirit and Opportunity both bounced and rolled onto Mars for quite a while before the half filled balloon(s) finally stopped.

Musk would probably claim ud b safe from the rads in a cybertruck, so u just need 2 take 1 of them 😄

@@paddyjoe1884 Musk and the poor-design of Starship will never be on Mars.

@@johnmcvicker6728 if starship makes it in2 an actual orbit & survives reentry I'd b surprised

Tonight - find a clear spot.

don’t get used to it.

You're further north than we are.

​@@commonsenseskepticOkay thanks! Your pictures look very similar to what we saw, though I was able to get away with 1 or 2 second exposures and still get decent brightness with my phone camera.

The Carrington Event was a bonkers solar storm. This one is big, but it doesn't really hold a candle to the Carrington Event.

We’re 1000/1000 on fibre for half the price and no upfront costs. We’re good, thanks.

Busy Spring and the production computer monitor fried. Got the replacement yesterday.

Right underneath them.

Behind the house.

13 fell from the sky in the past five days.

@commonsenseskeptic Oh, genius! No worries, taxpayers will cover the cost. I can't wait for your next informational video.