SOUTH POLE | NIGHT IN ANTARCTICA

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The South Pole is one of the coldest, driest and harshest places on earth. The Aurora Australis can be seen together with the core of the milkyway only here in Antarctica. Temperatures below -70°C/-95°F during the polar night are not uncommon. Together with strong winds and exceptional aridity this is one of the hardest places to shoot timelapse in. Special equipment has been constructed and modified to keep the cameras running.
Read more about it here: www.antarctic-adventures.de/
Shot by Robert Schwarz, CMB-Observatory (Cosmic Microwave Backgroud) operator and technician at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station.
Post-Production, Edit and Stock-footage management by Martin Heck, Timestorm Films
Curated by Christoph Malin and Martin Heck
Production coordination by Christoph Malin
www.timestormfilms.com
Music: "Diana" by Tony Anderson licensed through musicbed:
share.mscbd.fm/martinheck
Edited with Adobe LR, AE, Davinci Resolve and LRTimelapse:
lrtimelapse.com/
Shot on Canon 6D and 5DIII cameras

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@TimestormFilms 3 года назад

FAQ: there is ZERO air-traffic over the south pole. The streaks you can see are for the most part satellites on polar orbits.

@sktirkid 3 года назад

than why only on 1 footage?

@TimestormFilms 3 года назад

@@sktirkid because I removed them from many other shots, and in the middle of winter they are less visible because of the suns position lower under the horizon...

@sktirkid 3 года назад

@@TimestormFilms it's funny they look like planes not so far away

@CrossSlash214 3 года назад

@@sktirkid Im pretty sure that's because some satellites (like the ISS) can be really bright, up to -5 apparent magnitude (that's brighter than venus!). Also, considering this was taken at the south pole, you can probably see a lot of satellites because even though it's night, the sun isn't that low (probably ~18 - 23 degrees below horizon, pretty low comparing that to the equator where the sun can be literally 90 degrees below horizon) and since satellites are pretty far up, they can still see the sun and reflect a lot of light back to the camera.

@kameljazz1713 3 года назад

Il y a tant de choses magnifique à partager . Merci à l'infini pour toutes vos superbes vidéos . Peace .

@DirkaDirka07 5 лет назад

What a beautiful world we live on.

@Schu_2k 5 лет назад

@@passenger6619 It's so sad to think about, but unfortunately it's just the way of life.

@meiai6487 5 лет назад

@@passenger6619 who's we ? Speak for yourself thanks

@WanderingLoner1 4 года назад

You better remove that "we" word! It's not like all of us have the same opinion :/

@chiraggupta1186 4 года назад

@@meiai6487 it's look like you don't come under mankind we means human you stupid and we're destroying this planet

@aditi1998 4 года назад

@@WanderingLoner1 ...why are you so sensitive

@emiliofernandez7117 5 лет назад

I’ve made a honest to god promise to show my mum the Northen lights in person before she passes away, it’s been her dream and it’s a memory to cherish forever

@Mila36Music 5 лет назад

That’s so lovely, hope the Aurora Borealis will give many blessings to her

@alexmorgan3435 5 лет назад

These were the Southern Lights.

@stranger_danger1900 5 лет назад

@@ozoz4776 There are southern lights and a south pole....nimrod.

@Estebar33 5 лет назад

Aurora AUSTRALIS, different name but same phenomenon.

@usha22_ 5 лет назад

@@ozoz4776 there are Southern Lights

@Seisei16 3 года назад

Just seeing this through the screen already made me cry, don’t know what will happen if I see this in real life

@saracroughan529 3 года назад

I feel the same way. This is absolutely incredible I almost feel like if I saw it in person I would faint from the intense beauty.

@channelofgoodnesskindnessl5307 3 года назад

So glad to see it to the extend that my tears fall down while seeing it. (tears of joy) Wonderful view!

@pkrz22 3 года назад

@@saracroughan529 Was there for SSP ops. Youd be midblown w my story. USAF.

@mrslavanderblu 3 года назад

I’d pass out 🤣

@titaniumsteel9114 3 года назад

You'll be like lack of words for emotion.

@jerrimartin9937 4 года назад

Watching this for only a few minutes, takes you away to heaven where you see peace. You don’t see the ugliness around you only beauty. Thank You.

@MrChancebandit 4 года назад

I hope whomever was in the room with you 4 months ago never saw this lol

@notnowjohn765 5 лет назад

Kind of makes you just...want to fly away and never come back.

@haripranav992 5 лет назад

Exactly what i was thinking!

@svltvnov 5 лет назад

Ooooh yeaah🙌🏾

@passenger6619 5 лет назад

@@haripranav992 same

@ladoislabonita7995 4 года назад

😍❤ yes... to float and drift in midair endlessly... while using a cloud as a pillow...

@sayanmandal6691 4 года назад

@rohit dubariya thanks

@tishbite3598 2 года назад

This left me speechless and for some odd reason a bit emotional. I can’t put into words how magical this is. I don’t believe humans understand how lucky they are to live on such a breathtaking planet suited exactly for them. Thank you for sharing this. What a dream to actually be there to experience such beauty.

@zackitscool9071 Год назад

Cool aurrow

@zackitscool9071 Год назад

Aurrow

@liranxs Год назад

we're suited to the planet not the other way around lol

@danielledickson9635 8 месяцев назад

I cannot believe this video!!

@OhCyrus Месяц назад

I could not have said this better

@nerblebun 4 года назад

Back in the late 80's I spent a year working at McMurdo Station, then another year at Amundsen-Scott Station at the geographical South Pole. We were still living under the big-o Geodesic Dome back then. Wintered over at both McMurdo & the Pole. Watching the Aurora Australis (Southern Lights) dancing in the night sky, all eleven weeks of 24/7 night sky, was truly a sight to behold. Hell, even on the rare occasions the Southern Light sat out the dance.....the dark skies over Antarctica were spectacular. There's really no way to properly describe the quiet white magnificence of Antarctica, so I won't even try, but after 2 straight years my adventure down on the ice began losing it's luster. Like always, I felt the urge to move on to a new adventure. Boy did I move on.... all the way to the middle of the Pacific Ocean. Bagged a gig working at the U.S. Army Ballistic Missile Test Range on a tropical island. Kwajalein Lagoon in the Marshall Islands. From blinding white ice to blinding white sand beaches where the turquoise sea was 84 degrees & the weather was a constant year round..... High of 88....Low of 76....Partly Cloudy..... Chance of Rain. The night sky took on a whole new look. Looking south, the Southern Cross dominated the view. Looking north, the North Star shone just above the horizon. Kwajalein is one of the few locations on the planet where both can be seen simply by a turn of the head. Stayed in the Marshall's five years.... then off to Sub-Saharan Africa, Nigeria & Cameroon to be exact. Damn, I've had such a wonderful, adventurous life as an expat I almost feel guilty..... almost.

@gayxor 4 года назад

How can i do that? (What job did you do at McMurdo?)

@nerblebun 4 года назад

@@gayxor: Learn a trade. Apply to to companies with world wide employment divisions ie: Johnson Control World Services, Raytheon, Lockheed, Harbert International, ..ect. Google companies that employee overseas workers. I always worked in Electrical Power Generating Facilities, Power Plant Electrician, Power Distribution, Power Plant Operator, High Voltage Electrician, Maintenance Electrician...ect. After you complete even one contract, it becomes easier to choose where on the planet you want to work & live next. Remember, look at the whole package, not just the hourly wage. Medical benefits, Room & Board, vacations, 401K's/retirement if available, company paid transportation, length of contract, tax free or tax deferred? Always shoot for tax free wages, but make sure you pay into Social Security. You'll be glad you did when it comes time to collect. Good luck pal.

@cheshirecat3458 4 года назад

erentar If your in America here ya go... aq.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=All&l=Antarctica

@fabianreusch4870 4 года назад

Both absolutely gorgeous places

@cheshirecat3458 4 года назад

erentar If you’re in America look here... aq.indeed.com/m/jobs?q=All&l=Antarctica Go for PAE they have good benefits and better pay usually also look at Parsons... I did the same in 98 and 99 as he did they hire for all different types of jobs now then what they did back then. Also you’re usually deployed from October to March you will need a passport and have to pass a medical and psycho exam. They don’t move people to the night shift (March to October) until they know how you will react after a day trip... And btw it’s daytime there from now until March (well except for McMurdo) where they only have a few hours of twilight atm... Edit: sorry thought this was a new post!

@garfels5117 4 года назад

Oh. My. Gosh. That is really one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen. Sometimes I can’t believe how lucky I am to be alive.

@mariak3687 4 года назад

have you heard saturn by sleeping at last? listen to it and watch the video - it's an unforgettable experience

@deekaye25 4 года назад

Never forget you indeed are lucky to be alive! Count your blessings!!

@weekendatbernies2265 3 года назад

Gods glory.

@kaushikkashyap899 2 года назад

You will always alive no one dies

@user-zl9ig5pq2o 2 года назад

مزلت. حيهحتالحين

@KpS4all 5 лет назад

What a beautiful place the universe is...

@passenger6619 5 лет назад

Yah , you right man . I wish I could Leave all my shit , and spend my whole life there

@mohammadsamer340 5 лет назад

@@passenger6619 you can get a job there

@passenger6619 5 лет назад

@@mohammadsamer340 really?

@passenger6619 5 лет назад

@Thomas Barnhart Wish I had any power like that

@user-xc7iu4wg3n 4 года назад

@@passenger6619 do you want it?

@DrKrisRizzotto 5 лет назад

Auroras are my favorite natural phenomenon. The best display I have ever seen in person was in the vicinity of Fairbanks, Alaska. My wife and I sometimes go aurora hunting in northern Minnesota (on rare cloudless nights). Thank you for producing such a beautiful film. I watched this several times before commenting. Your channel is such an inspiration!

@Christelle-lf4fm 5 лет назад

Cristiano Rizzotto 🕊️

@skydance8017 4 года назад

I've had the honor of seeing "Borealis" in both Minnesota (seeing them in the summer time is a special treat) and Alaska, in Fairbanks they are sometimes very bright, very colorful and can dance in tight swirling patterns because of unique magnetic field conditions overhead.

@casperblackcat1975 4 года назад

I love Auroras as well they are a bit harder to see In mainland Australia but not impossible I even called my cat Lady Aurora after the Southern Lights.

@godinezfer1906 4 года назад

Man the colors in Antarctica are way cooler than the Northern Lights

@slooob23 3 года назад

It's actually exactly the same, and the cool thing is it happens at exactly the same time in both poles.

@prankmaster0 3 года назад

They’re the same

@godinezfer1906 3 года назад

Yes same phenomena yet different names. I had to Google it... the Southern lights are called Aurora Australis while the Northern Lights are called Aurora Borealis. High Five 👋 (Borats Voice ) !!

@egiehendyana222 2 года назад

@@slooob23so Aurora happen when the sun is on equator right? In the middle of south and north

@antarcticrepublic2068 2 года назад

@@godinezfer1906 i see, a person of culture

@justpeachy3583 3 года назад

Sorry, the people who gave this video a thumbs down have lost their souls!

@plrswax1 3 года назад

They never had souls!!!

@Tek4uOfficial 3 года назад

They are simply Aliens 😂😂😂

@justpeachy3583 3 года назад

@@Tek4uOfficial rotten ones! 😅😅

@nosgnolife1161 3 года назад

Total zombies !

@ronaldhurst6204 2 года назад

Maybe they realized this wonder and more there are being kept from them by the UN and all the countries through the antarctic treaty! It's them that have no souls!

@willeastman952 4 года назад

When you look at this and take it in, every cell in your body knows that this is what we are. We are this.

@cheebaroni5074 4 года назад

Will Eastman agree

@annwilliams7438 4 года назад

Yes

@cheebaroni765 4 года назад

I had the same thought exactly. That’s me !

@incognito2631 4 года назад

Will Eastman 🎯

@John-X 4 года назад

Marijuana Philosphy XD

@ablue5419 5 лет назад

So peaceful The northern lights and the stars mother nature is such a beautiful thing I wish I can see that in person.

@paparalph3273 5 лет назад

This was shot in Antarctica, at the South Pole, therefore they are the Southern Lights or Aurora Australis not the Northern Lights.

@MeeZyStudioZ 4 года назад

Southern lights, no?

@fahadskyline9347 4 года назад

@@paparalph3273 there are no airplanes in the south pole !!!!!! so this video is in the north.. fake video

@fahadskyline9347 4 года назад

@@MeeZyStudioZ there are no airplanes in the south pole !!!!!! so this video is in the north.. fake video

@paparalph3273 4 года назад

@@fahadskyline9347. I'd like to add a few things: First: Was this video taken at the South Pole? Yes --- at 0:08 and 0:25 we can see that they are telling us that they are at the South Pole. Second: In the segments where they are showing a “time laps” we can see the apparent rotation of the background stars is clockwise. While, the apparent rotation at the North Pole would be counter clockwise. !!! GLOBE EARTH !!! And third --- If there are no planes flying at the South Pole, how did my daughter get there? She sure as hell didn’t walk! Why do stupid people always have to butt in with their two cents.

@JayS.-mm3qr 4 дня назад

3:00 That machine is freakin WORKIN IT to the lights, man.

@mikey_r 5 лет назад

Amazing, never seen sky like that before - the movement of the stars, the Milky Way, the colours of the auroras. Privileged to be able to watch.

@bnic9471 2 года назад

The stars in the southern hemisphere look like jewels. The Milky Way even looks better, and they have the Magellanic Clouds.

@zackitscool9071 Год назад

Imagine living in half moon antartica and when the night arrives you see something green and blue dancing light in the sky

@blackmennewstyle 5 лет назад

Millions of thumbs up for mister Robert Schwarz: CMB-Observatory (Cosmic Microwave Backgroud) operator and technician at the Amundsen-Scott South Pole Station. You did a great job here Robert

@ICEMANatSouthPole 5 лет назад

thanks :)

@BillRayDrums 5 лет назад

@@ICEMANatSouthPole Wow, thank you for this amazing footage! I met a mechanic from down there up here in Seattle and he told me about the birds that steal your lunch! Gua? Fascinating stories.

@tammyleederwhitaker649 5 лет назад

The Light. It's dancing making its own beautiful music.

@tosky8548 4 года назад

beautiful words

@penny4347 2 года назад

I just saw this magnificent display of the Auroras. The orchestration of the musics with the lights is spot on. Couldn’t of picked a better instrumentation of classical music while the Aurora’s are dancing in the horizon and above you. I wish I could’ve been there to experience it but I have your beautiful video to watch over and over again. Thank you so much! Keep Chasing!!

@rorysnow7937 3 года назад

Antarctica is one of the most beautiful places on Earth. I really hope I can visit someday

@docadams7099 Год назад

The scenery here is absolutely beautiful. Quite a beautiful planet we call home.

@suvamdas4432 3 года назад

This video deserves a billion

@butters4596 4 года назад

Never having left the u.s. I envy the people that live on the southern hemisphere for that view. So many stars. Beautiful and humbling seeing the northern stars then BAM southern puts it to shame

@donlansdonlans3363 4 года назад

Go to northern canada and youll see them. I live in santiago of chile so im closer to the south pole but i cant afford to travel there :(

@zen8704 2 года назад

u could stay in the US and see them in alaska as well

@MonStarNZ 5 лет назад

Wow, so beautiful. I would love to one day visit Antartica. I live in New Zealand so it seems 'close' but it's still just so far away and inaccessable.

@boyfriendwannabe1825 4 года назад

I double check the video quality, I though I've played this in 1080p60fps, found out it's just only 360p. Remarkable piece of art. I envy with the people that living in that magical country.

@ThomasKundera 4 года назад

Nobody lives there (I'm not even sure there is any historical record of a birth on that continent). But some spend a few years here...

@OhCyrus Месяц назад

This is the most beautiful thing I’ve ever seen, to see it in person with your own eyes has to be magical. I would be so emotional.

@rekadostmi2008 3 года назад

Great cinematic effects too. Thanks, Timestorm Films for sharing these wonders with nature: night skies, milky way and the Lady herself...

@seymaa6463 5 лет назад

Hi from Turkey 🇹🇷 I like it . This video is so great 😍❤️ Thank you for video 🙏

@irisefren4610 4 года назад

Wonderful..

@HiBrosAmbience 5 лет назад

What an amazing scenery! The aurora and the milkyway are incredibly beautiful and mysterious. Hope to be there one day before I die and look upon the beautiful sky with the colorful universe.

@deepika2158 2 года назад

I feel the same. .. !!

@luvmypet78 4 года назад

This is so beautiful and peaceful along with the music.

@bravofoxable 2 года назад

the Australis is much more of a spectacle imo, than the Borealis.... Just so damn difficult to get to see it......This footage is stunning, and MUCH respect to Robert for managing this in those really extreme conditions

@tangatoto362 5 лет назад

It’s hard to believe this utterly beautiful spectacle happens on the same planet that we are on ....thank you for sharing with us

@HankVlietstra 5 лет назад

Among the best Aurora timelapses I’ve ever seen, bravo

@isauraflores9871 7 месяцев назад

Watching The Milkiway and The Aurora dancing trough her is amazingly beautiful. Thanks a lot❤

@gr8sword97 2 года назад

Stars spinning clockwise!

@brugtx 5 лет назад

Fantastic! Sound and picture are perfect. Good work as usual.

@JonasHholt 5 лет назад

Thats impressive. That freezing cold night sky look so clear!

@JonasHholt 5 лет назад

@@onorebakasama ahh, that's why cold frosty nights are so good to watch the night sky. I got a nice starry timelapse this past winter in frosty conditions and wondered why the stars were so clear.

@ir8free 4 года назад

@@onorebakasama Correction: Cold air is denser than warm air. Antarctic air is, more importantly, dry and thermally homogeneous, hence the clear and steady skies.

@priyashenoy8692 4 года назад

@@JonasHholt ... Pls tell more abt starry timelapse

@anitaheart 4 года назад

You've been blessed to see these places with your own eyes, thanks for sharing them with the rest of the world!

@CherryRussellTraffanstedt 4 года назад

Absolutely STUNNING! Thank you for going through the extremes you do, to share this with us all! Amazing!

@mattmaca 5 лет назад

Wow, absolutely gorgeous Robert & Martin. Nature truly is Inspiring! Enjoy!!

@shiptherapy8883 4 года назад

Magnificent guys. The amount of work represented in this film is astronomical (sorry, unintended pun). It is a tribute to the commitment of you both. My spirit is the richer for having watched this tonight. Thank you.

@user-ib2jh2yj5k 5 лет назад

Такое великолепие!!! Как же это красиво.. Огромное спасибо за высокое мастерство, за тяжелый труд, без них мы бы не увидели это чудо!

@jayanthd3384 4 года назад

Wish to see this miracle at least once!!

@lesladbrook4508 5 лет назад

There are no words that I can think of right now to describe how epic and beautiful this is, thank you for sharing Robert.

@1dixie59 5 лет назад

So Mesmerizing, it makes me joyful of the beauty of the sky, and all of creation.

@azizghanim 5 лет назад

Mesmerised in every possible way. Thank you very much for sharing.

@SungazerSociety Месяц назад

Absolutely spectacular. Was just in Antarctica and fell in love with the landscape....the skyscape here is just out of this world...amazing work!

@LOSTEpisodesForFree 5 лет назад

I live for these videos

@irisefren4610 4 года назад

Wow..

@Astronomynatureandmusic 5 лет назад

Wonderful, wonderful stuff. Thank you for freely sharing this; it enriches my life.

@Surajkiduniya8032 4 года назад

I am from india, it's mesmerizing me....,🇮🇳

@mfmichele77 2 года назад

I can not count how many times I lost my breath, simply amazing. Thank you.

@codownhill 5 лет назад

I got so happy to see a new video. This is absolutely jaw dropping.

@DaKasten 5 лет назад

A masterpiece of art! Thank you!

@Jaggy569 4 года назад

Wow, unbelievable, I do believe the southern lights are the best!!!!💙💚💜 thank you very much for these shots.

@libertyann439 4 года назад

Stunning. Wish I could go there!

@alexmorgan3435 5 лет назад

Simply breathtaking.

@coasterboss1654 Год назад

As beautiful as this looks I can’t even imagine how cold the winter night is in Antarctica. 🥶

@OhioMan-qq2nc 7 месяцев назад

It can reach temperatures of -70°C/-95°F

@sarojinichaudhury179 4 года назад

When a small part of the night is so unearthly, it can be imagined how beautiful the whole night is.

@johncronin9540 5 лет назад

Absolutely beautiful. Thank you for sharing this.

@FarmLapse 5 лет назад

Absolutely stunning!

@hotcoffee8095 5 лет назад

Paradise in the Skies at Night 💙💚💜

@valerieweirvantil9994 4 года назад

Achingly beautiful pairing of visual and sound. Leaves one breathless....

@lindamoses3697 4 года назад

The miracle of technology brings this to me. God be praised.

@thegreatallanu 4 года назад

Wouldn't is be humans be praised since it was humans who made the technology that this was filmed with and then it was humans who made the technology that you're watching this on. Stop giving god the credit humans deserve

@danielespinolajr1 4 года назад

Cosmic Love You must be fun at parties

@jabinvarghese7845 4 года назад

@Cosmic Love Did science create the lights as well?

@thegreatallanu 4 года назад

@@jabinvarghese7845 we know how the auroas happen if I have to explain y'all need to go back to the third grade

@shiftyclouds9591 4 года назад

@@thegreatallanu Dude, you don't have to be a shithead. They have their own beliefs.

@victor-5579 5 лет назад

Breathtaking! A real masterpiece

@aliciatangotweety4815 5 лет назад

Remarkable video! Thank you for all the hard work of those who made this possible!

@pstaehlin 5 лет назад

This was some of the most amazing beautiful imagery that I have ever laid eyes upon.

@joyouslily2982 Год назад

This is the most fantastic display I’ve ever seen filmed! Great job!!

@Madlintelf 5 лет назад

Thank you for doing this, it's amazing and beautiful!

@innerarts4091 5 лет назад

This is so beautiful, thanks for your awesome works

@PhoenixA1945 25 дней назад

As an astrophotographer, I can say this is heaven for us

@ammabhagavan2 5 лет назад

This is such a gift of beauty and the infinite. The music so perfect for the msytery. Thank you, thank you

@flambelk4489 5 лет назад

That's absolutely gorgeous.

@kristapple 5 лет назад

Stunning, just stunning, both the filming and editing 😃👏🏼👏🏼

@mapuanakupuna3471 5 лет назад

Incredibly beautiful & it invoked feelings of awe, wonder & joy! Mahalo nui loa Robert! Great work!

@chickenchowmein6802 5 лет назад

These videos actually make me emotional. And good job to the person who makes these videos.

@jeromeamodeo6690 5 лет назад

Beautiful... Just beautiful 😶 thank you so much.

@believeinpeace 4 года назад

I can’t understand why someone would not like this????? It’s magnificent!!!!

@nebtheweb8885 4 года назад

Probably flat earthers. They think the South Pole does not exist and that Antarctica is a ring of ice that holds the flat earth waters in from spilling out over their imagined edge.

@fancypigeon9100 Год назад

This no joke brought tears to my eye. Absolutely beautiful

@franckdebzh7608 5 лет назад

Watching this on my UltraHD TV. Simply amazing. 😍

@galaxypizza5266 5 лет назад

Wow. This video looks VERY AWESOME. You did a very Great Job! Thank you for this video! ❤

@sandeewichkoski1574 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing and stunningly beautiful! Everything seemed as if you could reach up and touch it.

@happinessfrog1094 5 лет назад

I will be healed. Thank you for uploading the video.

@LEDewey_MD 5 лет назад

OMG. Simply breathtaking. Thank you.

@thony.middle.f4561 2 года назад

Absolutely amazing and magical !!!! How is it possible ?? 😱😭 Thank you so much for sharing this !!🙏

@joetech8210 5 лет назад

Find it impossible to believe that anyone witnessing this without knowledge of the science behind it would not believe in some kind of supernatural god force running the show. Even with that knowledge it's hard to believe my eyes. Amazing.

@slooob23 3 года назад

It's witnessing this and the knowledge of the astonishing material laws acting in perfect balance that brought me back to faith. The two can be in harmony and deliver rich reward. Just avoid zealots on both sides, they aren't interested in harmony.

@GipsyByrPapi 2 года назад

One of the most beautiful things ive ever seen

@sosoz5655 3 года назад

One of the best videos in the internet.....for real

@fvs666 5 лет назад

Most beautiful video i've seen ever in my life, good job, how technology can see the world♡

@stephaniesmith7317 3 года назад

Beautiful. The music enhanced nicely. Thank you for producing professional content. 👍🏻

@antionettewardell2151 5 лет назад

I am so happy that people do this type of work because I will never journey there to see for myself just how truly beautiful this is with my own eyes. Thank you for sharing.

@kronoscamron7412 2 года назад

Wow, this beauty almost brings tears to my eyes.

@beckyhayob1557 4 года назад

I SERIOUSLY do not understand why 139 people gave this a thumbs down. You seriously CANNOT satisfy some people. This is STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL. ❤️

@TimestormFilms 4 года назад

Flatearthers 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@attcustomer4227 Год назад

@@TimestormFilms I posted this with a trigger alert for my flat earth friends who may still be hiding in my followers 😂

@arkglow8223 3 года назад

I wish one day I will go Antarctica.

@malgosiak123 4 года назад

What a show! Spectacular!

@user-hs9yq2wi7h 5 лет назад

Природа не перестает восхищать!!! Спасибо авторам за возможность видеть эту красоту!!

@fvmuijen 5 лет назад

One word: overwhelmed...

@vindas777 4 месяца назад

This is jaw droppingly mesmerizing. There are no words just sheer awesomeness for the vastness and beauty of our Earth and the cosmos. Thank you for posting! I'm curious if anyone who has seen auroras, do they make any sound?