Spectacular Norway Northern Lights: Tribal People's Spellbinding Reaction to the Northern Lights

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Spectacular Norway Northern Lights: Tribal People's Spellbinding Reaction to the Northern Lights
The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, are a breathtaking natural phenomenon that occurs in the polar regions. Created by the interaction of charged particles from the sun with the Earth's atmosphere, these shimmering lights have fascinated people from all walks of life for centuries.
For the tribal people, who have limited exposure to modern technology and live closer to nature, this encounter with the Northern Lights is a profound and transformative experience. It serves as a reminder of the vastness and magnificence of the world beyond their everyday lives.
Through this video, we can witness the universal power of nature to inspire and unite people from different cultures and backgrounds. It is a testament to the beauty and wonder that exists in our world, and the importance of preserving our natural heritage for future generations.
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@paulinesoares3594 Год назад

Here in America, you can also see them in the northern states.

@loisrogers9042 Год назад

Yes, I've seen them in Vermont, USA

@maodmifcnr Год назад

Nice in the UK you can see them in northern Scotland also.

@HankHopeless Год назад

Being Danish myself I can tell You for true that You won't regret visiting Norway. It's a beautiful land with beautiful people. We can also sometimes see the northern lights from where I live, but not as beautiful as higher up north

@adambohlin5112 2 месяца назад

Yes , I am from Greece and the countries of Sweden, Norway, Finland are amazing, it is Godlike with these Northern lights these countries are so so blessed with this grace from above.

@janzizka9963 Год назад

Very beautiful. For the context - Southern Lights (Aurora Australis) also exist and are observable in southern parts of southern hemisphere.

@Cassxowary Год назад

Exactly and you don’t need to freeze your ass off there lol

@Cassxowary Год назад

Different beautiful environment too

@maryslack6169 Год назад

I agree with you how can you see something so beautiful and not understand that there is a creator. I never get tired of watching the Northern Lights. And some day I hope you get to travel everywhere your hearts desire.

@torsmork Год назад

I have seen the northern lights a few times throughout my life, and it is magical every time. Love from Norway :)

@gacchan Год назад

This is such a great reminder of just how beautiful and amazing our planet is. There's also a version you get called the Southern Lights too!

@chipper841 Год назад

Mansoor and Naveed, Several countries enjoy the Northern Lights, not just Norway! America also enjoys them from our most Northern state of Alaska to include several others. The first time I saw those lights it was as if the sky became a living entity, with rippling colors of the rainbow 🌈. Reds and blues and greens, etc. It was breath taking. Magnificent! And Mansoor, I agree with you as you stated "who could deny the existence of God"! So glad y'all have this opportunity to learn about the world!👌👌

@jeanneale9257 Год назад

Great reaction guys You can on occasion see the lights in th UK from Scotland Peace love from the U.K 🇬🇧😘🇬🇧

@norwaybaba3381 Год назад

The northern lights is the light from the procession of Valkyries carrying fallen warriors to Valhalla!

@norXmal Год назад

There's also the same phenomenon in the Southern hemisphere, where you can experience the Southern lights/Aurora Australis. The closer you are to the Earth's magnetic poles, the greater the chance to experience and the greater the effect of it.

@tinamoreland434 Год назад

I live in Washington state USA and I have seen the Aurora Borealis once as a child and it was spectacular! You really need to see it for yourselves. The video, while beautiful, was not as awe inspiring as seeing it "live and in person"

@veggiesaremurder Год назад

I got to see the Northern Lights in Norway from my sister's house over the holidays in 2015! I asked her to wake us up at any hour if they saw them, and she did! Their upstairs music room had several skylights, so we had a gorgeous view. We weren't even that far North in the country! I'm so blessed and hope to see them again someday soon!

@PeiPeisMom Год назад

Show the Tribal People hummingbird footage--folks come from all over the world to California to see them, and it's so cool because we see them everyday.. Boy Howdy, I'd just love to see the northern lights!

@lesaahrenstein6360 Год назад

Sadly I have not been able to experience the northern lights 1st hand. It is on my bucket list. watching it With these gentlemen as they experience I too was I too was experiencing it for the 1st time. I had the same reaction as they did. I felt as if The lights were a warm blanket And I was being held by my higher power. It Is both calm and soothing as it is powerful.

@sueKay Год назад

I've been lucky enough to see the Northern Lights, you can see them in parts of Scotland, England, Wales, Ireland, Iceland, Sweden, Finland, Russia, the US and Canada as well as Greenland and probably a few other places too. For those of us in countries with the Northern lights, we have access to apps and forecasts telling us when we should see the lights, but they can be quite fickle!

@mariannevontrapp1063 Год назад

Schotland? I never know that, in the winter? Wow where?

@MikeGraceJediDad Год назад

Saw em in the Hebrides in the 90s while on tour with my band. I hear anywhere on the north shore can be good as well, but I only got one shot. I've seen them in the Hudson Bay and Alaska as well, and one bad solar storm in the early 00s I saw them reach home in Michigan.

@VoidScytheX Год назад

I start the Video and love your reaction. Aurora Borealis is an Warning.

@mspfinney Год назад

I’ve seen the northern lights while camping in north heron Minnesota in America. It is truly a mesmerizing experience. ❤

@randieandjodistrom854 Год назад

Alhamd lilah, Praise God for beautifully painting the skies for our enjoyment.

@annet5055 Год назад

Brilliant video and reactions ❤❤ I'm so glad you got to see this amazing natural wonder. I hope that some time in the future you both get the chance to travel and experience all the wonders this beautiful planet has to offer. 👍 Blessings to you all 🙏🙏

@brt5273 10 месяцев назад

Truly one of the great wonders of the natural world❤

@rosemarywatson1231 Год назад

The northern lights are simply fascinating no matter where you live.😊

@marieboyle6183 Год назад

I would love to see them in person. Glad these guys enjoyed it!

@jungersrules Год назад

Heck, I'm in Oregon and once in a blue moon we can see it, too.

@ginafromcologne9281 Год назад

What a lovely reaction, they were both fascinated, just like me. Don't we live on a beautiful planet? :)

@Cassxowary Год назад

Exactly, all the more reason people need to stop heartlessly & mindlessly destroying it (:

@ginafromcologne9281 Год назад

@@Cassxowary Yes, very true. :)

@angelau1194 Год назад

@@Cassxowary And each other.

@CuzKatieSaysSo Год назад

I've been lucky to have seen the Northern Lights twice in my life in Wisconsin. First time, up north at a cabin by the lake rented by my parents for a week. Second time, after a Jerry Garcia Band at Alpine Valley Music Theatre in southeast Wisconsin. Bunch of stoners just standing in the parking lot, transfixed by the sight. Nothing like the far northern countries, and Alaska, but the phenomenon did reach that far south.

@SA-hf3fu Год назад

I saw them while working in Canada. Beautiful but also eerie feeling.

@jsamuelsen Год назад

The video was nice but there's nothing that can replace seeing them in real life. So beautiful! Same goes for a full solar eclipse.

@dochubbell Год назад

The Northern Lights is a truly beautiful sight to show our Tribal People. If you have not already, how about showing them other awaome sights they have never seen before. Rice patty terraces in indonesia or china, Aires rock in Aulstralia, the large hot springs in yellowstone, large wisterial arches and line after line of blossoming cherry trees in japan and more of natures wonders. I think they would very much enjoy more of natures exceptionally beautiful places. Man made beauty of nature is a tribute to what God has created. How about showig them a botanical glass garden full of butterflys?

@zacklove3794 Год назад

Wonderful, breathtaking, Agree with both of you that nature and The Lord of Creation have created a masterpiece of beauty in the night sky of Norway.

@corinna007 10 месяцев назад

Not only in Norway; We get them here in Canada too. If they're strong enough you can even hear them crackle, because of the electricity causing them. I always love seeing them when I'm lucky enough to catch them. Finland gets them too. And Sweden, and Iceland, and Russia, and Alaska; everywhere that's far enough north. Sometimes even the northern States.

@monicapdx Год назад

Oregon is just barely far enough North that we should be able to see them, if rarely...but it's almost always raining, with heavy cloud cover in winter! Plus I'd have to have a car to get away from the light pollution of the city. Magnificent video; National Geographic's are the best. I absolutely loved the expressions of awe and wonder they had. Very moving.

@penname5766 Год назад

You can also see the northern lights in the U.K. (mainly in Scotland but sometimes further south) and I’m sure Iceland, Greenland and parts of Russia.

@WORLD-OF-MERLIN Год назад

Not just only Norway, but all over the upper northern latitudes, usually between October and February. Different colors represent the signatures of different gases interacting with the charged particles in the magnetosphere area. I’ve seen the Aurora Borealis in Fairbanks, Alaska during December of 2001.

@paulafowler5099 Год назад

We see them here in southern Canada also sometimes. Pretty cool.

@rhiahlMT Год назад

I get the Northern Lights here in Montana, USA. Naveed says he'd go and never leave. When it gets to -48 degrees out like we had last winter, he'd leave. 😂

@galeholt3757 Год назад

So beautiful...give me goosebumps too

@TomorrowWeLive 10 месяцев назад

He called him sweetheart. Lol that's cute.

@angelicaantezana9114 Год назад

There’s all sorts of folk tales and myths attached to the Northern Lights. In one such story, it is said animals became constellations in the sky to give man light in the night. After all the fox’s friends became the stars, he asked what he could do to help. It is then the fox became the Northern Lights, to which some locals might refer to as “Fox Fire”. Because whenever the fox ran across the sky, his tail would become like fire and leave beautiful trails of light. I apologize if I have any of the details incorrect, but it was a good story.

@bjdefilippo447 Год назад

I'm glad that they got to view this magnificent effect, but it would have been better had you also explained what causes the phenomenon, and the equipment that's likely used to increase visibility.

@deb8105 Год назад

We saw them in the middle of the uk a few months ago.

@saber1able Год назад

Great video! They can also see the Northern Lights in several American states. I have seen them countless times here in northern Minnesota.

@vickiemace1238 Год назад

i wasnt the only one to wanna tear up mid-vid

@dannyfisher7552 Год назад

Seen it a few times Can be really beautiful

@greghamann2099 Год назад

You can see them in Wisconsin and other places but not common by any means.

@Ellen-hs7zb Год назад

All the glory to God!

@justice4all772 Год назад

More spectacular in person

@karenx4144 Год назад

How about checking out Old Faithful in Yellowstone National Park in the U.S. It's amazing.

@CamoJan Год назад

Alaska has the Northern Lights too!! (As well as the U.S. northern states & Canada. )I remember seeing them for the first time while driving in Northern Minnesota. I yelled, "Pull over!!" We all got out & just stared into the sky. I had goosebumps as well! ♥

@lieutenantkhaos Год назад

Show them Jonna Jinton!

@lingoman1 Год назад

There are also Southern Lights or Aurora Australis. We should enjoy both.

@patriciamorgan6545 Год назад

Not too many get to visit Antarctica, lol. Can they be seen from any land mass, besides Antarctica? Maybe they're visible from Tierra del Fuego?

@izabelalabuda2106 Год назад

@@patriciamorgan6545 They can be seen from Tasmania. When I was little you could see them in Sydney, though rarely.

@Cassxowary Год назад

⁠@@patriciamorgan6545 you can see the northern lights from a lot of places (look at the comments). And the southern lights (aurora australis) that he just mentioned in Australia. More specifically Kiama and south of the Gong (Wollongong) in general, a little while south of Sydney

@Cassxowary Год назад

⁠⁠@@izabelalabuda2106 I think Kiama too still and south of the gong (Wollongong) in general

@patriciamorgan6545 Год назад

@@izabelalabuda2106 Thank you. I didn't realize parts of Australia were far enough south.

@kiltmom Год назад

Northern lights in Canada are amazing!

@palantir135 Год назад

Just plain physics. There are southern lights too. Sometimes it is visible in the Netherlands too.

@gerryadams9868 Год назад

I recommend checking out “living with the dark winters in Sweden “

@TomorrowWeLive 10 месяцев назад

Show them Brother Bear!

@trombonekathyj.958 Год назад

نه رڳو ناروي پر توهان ان کي فنلينڊ ۾ پڻ ڏسي سگهو ٿا ۽ پڻ الاسڪا، آمريڪا، ۽ ڪئناڊا جي ڪجهه حصن ۾ پڻ.

@ChristaFree Год назад

These are being seen as far south as Arizona, just a few months ago. We're going through a pole shift. The north pole moved 40 miles last year when it used to only move a couple of feet per year . The south pole isn't even over Antarctica anymore. This is the "climate change". It's cyclical and has happened 11 times in the last million years. Never in recorded history however so we can only speculate what the effects will be. Some say global cataclysmic event, others say not that. I guess we'll find out as it appears to be accelerating. A true masterpiece created by God. They're beautiful. Neither mentioned visiting Texas!! 😒 is better than Vegas unless you like gambling and certainly better than Los Angeles. They just let criminals walk free, stores are leaving by the thousands due to unprosecuted robberies, they're very big on the crap indoctrinating children, believe it's OK to abort a baby up to the time of birth including during birth. This are just a few of the qualities of California anymore. It's a shame but California is a shithole anymore. It's not safe either. Don't go to California until they change leadership.

@Cassxowary Год назад

That’s not what climate change is. It refers to how too many humans heartlessly & mindlessly destroy our beautiful planet and all life on her with nonhuman animal products and its mass extinction (trillions of fellow animals like us and so many entire species yearly) and planetary annihilation and more, fossil fuels, pollution, etc. And California is in the US too.