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Anonymous

Do you have this in your count(...) 02/16/26(Mon)07:24:12 No.219296692

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Do you have this in your country? Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:24:12 No.219296692 Archived

It's my dream to see it

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:31:22 No.219296829

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:31:22 No.219296829

>>219296692
It doesn't look like on the photos.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:36:03 No.219296911

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:36:03 No.219296911

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>>219296829
So it's not kino then?

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:38:30 No.219296961

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:38:30 No.219296961

>>219296829
>been seeing this shit in photos my whole life
>never got to see it and probably never will
>turns out every photo was doctored
Figures.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:42:33 No.219297060

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:42:33 No.219297060

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>>219296911
I have never been in a place where the lights are bright. I live in a place where I can just see some glow.
>>219296961
It's not really "doctored", it's because of shutter speed.

Here on the pic how it looks more alike for a naked eye.

Pavel
02/16/26(Mon)07:43:28 No.219297081

Pavel 02/16/26(Mon)07:43:28 No.219297081

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>>219296692
Yeah, I saw a lot of those when I worked at Vankor oilfields

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:43:35 No.219297082

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:43:35 No.219297082

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>>219297060
And here how it looks with good shutter speed for a photo.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:52:01 No.219297257

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:52:01 No.219297257

>>219297060
That's fine desu, i live in a big city, so i barely see stars

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:53:44 No.219297300

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:53:44 No.219297300

>>219296961
Idk about Australia, but in new zealand, they don't have the southern lights?

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:54:21 No.219297309

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:54:21 No.219297309

There was northern lights in my city last month and like Russia said it's a big ass disappointment. There's just a weird glow in the sky which you can only really see through a camera
t. Dutch

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)07:57:14 No.219297385

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)07:57:14 No.219297385

>>219297300
Mainly around the Antarctic Circle. A couple of thousand km away from even the most southern part of NZ.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)08:03:03 No.219297484

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)08:03:03 No.219297484

>>219297385
Antarctic Circle

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)08:03:43 No.219297503

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)08:03:43 No.219297503

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>>219297385
You can see them in Argentina and Chile

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)08:08:37 No.219297606

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)08:08:37 No.219297606

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One time as a kid there were super bright lights and the entire family went out to look at them. For me it was magical, it shined very bright so you could see clearly in the darkness. But after that I haven't seen so big and bright lights. And if you keep seeing them regularly the magic wears off pretty fast. And I have only seen purely green lights no other colours

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)08:40:11 No.219298213

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>>219296829
>>219296961
>>219297060
>>219297082
Money saved. Guess I'll stick to bioluminescent bay.

Anonymous
02/16/26(Mon)09:02:58 No.219298664

Anonymous 02/16/26(Mon)09:02:58 No.219298664

Saw it one time here but it was red and wasn't that bright