Fantastic capture. Great time-lapse video.

Lovely work Dave

Night: I'm snowing on you again Day: I'm melting it Night: Stop that! Day: It's April 30 Night: It's Alaska

please make more videos, the methane escaping from the Arctic nowadays probably paints the sky every night.

I was in Ester then, ash rained from the sky.

BEAUTIFUL!!!

سبحان الله

سبحان الله

سبحان الله

I noticed how there are still no leaves on the trees even in May

I was helitack on that fire. Beginning of that video base of the fire where we were

Wow, before my 50th Birthday-- : )

look at 0:22 into the sky and say me what you can see there?

Where were you shooting? I am traveling to Fairbanks and want to take sunrise and sunset photos. Please advise the good spots. Thank you.

@polarisridr I'm in Healy right now and 2 days ago there was Northern lights, i haven't seen it but friends did. If you are going to Fairbanks soon I will need a ride,cuz I'm from Europe only working in Healy.

wow very cool video...:)

What a beautiful capture, that's one thing I love about Alaska, the big open sky. So much beauty here<3

@McAwEsOmE119 sry, this makes no sense. you can see the aurora borealis so your cam does. maybe you have to set longer shutter speed and higher iso value (more photosensitive). your cam is sensitive to the same "light"-band as your eye. btw, great footage! i wish someday to see this natural phenomena live!

@hearty221 Wiki "aurora (astronomy)" Wikipedia might be biased trash for many things, but the astronomy community keeps it updated and detailed fairly well to be quite informative for questions like yours. I also hope you do someday get to see it live. flovholm, is there a non-timelapse version you can post of this exact same clip? That would even more impressive, IMHO, because it shows how vibrant and lively it really is. Yes, I used to live around Fairbanks, Alaska.. :)

Very cool video!

@bitchyWitch93 That's true, central Alaska usually sees fall end and winter begin around mid-October usually and then persist until mid to late April (although I've heard of signifficant snow in May happening). I think October is actually one of the snowiest months if I'm not mistaken.

This is beautiful, it looks like the underside of a skirt and the wearer is dancing! It is beautiful!

how the fog appear?

How did you pan the camera at Earth's rotational speed? I've been thinking about doing a video like this, too. Great job!

wow amazing, I live in Washington state and in the middle of summer it gets completely dark at about 10:30pm and starts to get light around 4:30am.

Looks like late March-early April here in Altoona, PA. Usually we get our last big snowstorms in early March and then in late March it warms into the 40s but occasionally cools off and snows again, and we usually get one last snowstorm in early April before all's said and done.

that is soo amazing its hard to belive WOW i wish i could stay there for one week GREAT JOB TY

*weird fact* you can't take pictures of auroras with just normal cameras it doesn't work don't ask me why

I live there it really is amazing to see :) It is like nothing else in the world when those lights are dancing above you head. But, even if you live here it is still rare to see them sometimes we only get one small one a winter it is worth it though

@niceley335 Zomg, something I don't understand...that must mean that some invisible guy in the sky is making it happen. It's the only logical conclusion.

and some human beings seriously don't think God excists...

I just HAD to move to Fairbanks during a solar minimum - grumble grumble! You can still see them though, i just really want to see them in full swing because they are so lovely!!

This has always fasinated me and I have always wanted to see this live....what is the perfect time of year to visit Alaska and see a show like this one?

this is my first duty station!!!!

Another plane at 0:25! Nice vid, thanks!

Strange..

Yup, I've been to Ester Dome. I'm usually sleeping thru the Auroras. How about the 'Ester Earthquakes'? Pretty rumbly around our house this past week!

Wonderful! Love the rockets from Poker Flat. i always sleep through the Auroras.

Wonderful! I usually sleep through them, much to my husband's dismay!

was this at Poker Flats?

so beautifullllll

Amazing vid!!

wow, extraordinary footage !! ***** and greetings to Alaska !

great footage !! think i´ll subscribe to your channel greetings, Eduard

not that fast of movements but it is still very cool

Wow!!!!

Great one flovholm.

This is amazing!!!! I LOVE IT !!! I am starting to plan a trip for Alaska for next year and I want to see this with my own eyes!!! Any good advice and stories are very welcome as we are traveling without a Travel Agency but on our own.

I went to Fairbanks in Winter Dec 01 2008. For 2 nights that i stayed.. There were no aurora seen for the thick clouds that hide the sky.. Would love to see it one day..

Sweet!