I wasnt sad, I just needed...to look at aurora images! ✨ @NOAASatellites
I wasnt sad, I just needed...to look at aurora images! ✨  @NOAASatellites
Uploaded September 2024 | Updated September 2026, 19 hours ago
Sometimes, all it takes is the mesmerizing beauty of the #AuroraBorealis, as captured by NOAA’s JPSS satellites, to brighten up your day. 😌✨

The images capture the aurora borealis over Earth and North America, beginning with the NOAA-20 satellite on February 27, 2023. The series continues with the NOAA-21 satellite on December 18, 2023, and includes a moving image of swath passes revealing the aurora captured by all JPSS satellites on August 12, 2024 with a still image from the NOAA-20 satellite on the same day. The sequence concludes with a comprehensive image of an aurora captured by all JPSS satellites from May 10 to 11, 2024.

Learn more at nesdis.noaa.gov

Credits:
NOAA
CIRA
CIMSS
Music: “Uplifting Background Music for Presentations” by ViraMIller; Freesound.org

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I wasn't sad, I just needed...to look at aurora images! ✨

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