DBF Community Chat Thread

[Beerus]

Anyways... here look at these snuggly boys:

 

[Giga Hertz]

 

[Beerus]

 

[Giga Hertz]

SH-SH-SHA

 

[Kid Goku]

Hello its piccolo day! i wonder which district he destroys today!

 

[Beerus]

Got to see the northern lights tonight cause of that solar flare.

 

[Giga Hertz]

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Got to see the northern lights tonight cause of that solar flare.

 

[Beerus]

Jay just said it word for word.

 

[Giga Hertz]

Jay just said it word for word.

 

[Giga Hertz]

We're supposed to be able to see the Aurora Australis too, but I don't know if I can where I am. Especially since there's nothing but rain this weekend.

 

[Beerus]

We're supposed to be able to see the Aurora Australis too, but I don't know if I can where I am. Especially since there's nothing but rain this weekend.

 

[Beerus]

I guess we should be able to see the lights for another 2 or 3 nights. I think it will be too cloudy tonight but I will check. Want to get some pics with my actual camera instead of my phone.

 

[ahill1]

Yeah I've been seeing many of pics like this. So what natural phenomenon is this?

 

[Beerus]

Yeah I've been seeing many of pics like this. So what natural phenomenon is this?

What causes the Northern Lights? Aurora borealis explained

The aurora borealis, also known as the northern lights, is one of the most spectacular displays in the night sky. What is the science behind these ethereal curtains of light?

www.rmg.co.uk

That explains what it is. The reason we are able to see it all over is due to the solar flares happening on the sun. The radiation from it is causing more energy to be sent to the planet heating up the particles.

 

[ahill1]

I see. I'm a little of an analphabetic astronomically, but is this being viewed in a clearer way than ever before due to the solar flares now or is that standard?

 

[Beerus]

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I see. I'm a little of an analphabetic astronomically, but is this being viewed in a clearer way than ever before due to the solar flares now or is that standard?

Pretty much, yeah. I believe the radiation the sun normally lets off causes it normally but I am not 100%. This has happened before. Just like eclipses. It is just something that doesn't happen very often. I think the last major flares we had were in the 1850s.