The Northern Lights are such a Extraordinary Natural Phenomenon.And my last one.. This photo by Aman Chokshi shows a giant telescope at a US research station at the South Pole against a backdrop of spectacular aurora borealis. Every day during their 14-month stay, Chokshi and a colleague walked the one-kilometer walk to the telescope in temperatures ranging from minus 50 to minus 70 degrees Celsius to remove snow.
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Cats can be notable for this....I had one of a litter of Polys. Patch had 23 toes. One foot was normal. But one of her sisters had 28. Symptom of inbreeding.
We love them, no matter how many fingers and toesCats can be notable for this....I had one of a litter of Polys. Patch had 23 toes. One foot was normal. But one of her sisters had 28. Symptom of inbreeding.
Psst South Pole => Southern LightThe Northern Lights are such a Extraordinary Natural Phenomenon.
Thank You @Blacksoul for this & the rest of these Stunning pics.
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Not sure if YOU know but "Aurora Borealis" Translates to "NORTHERN DAWN"Psst South Pole => Southerne Light
I know that.Not sure if YOU know but "Aurora Borealis" Translates to "NORTHERN DAWN"
Whether it's in the South or not.
So why Tell Me ?????I know that.
It just got mixed up because the author wrote Aurora Borealis instead of Aurora Australis.
Instead of you I wrote in small letters. No need to shout.So why Tell Me ?????
I DIDN'T POST IT
Should you not have mentioned it to him
As YOU said the Author wrote it & NOT ME
so it Seems pointless telling Me.
So What's it got to do with me, I didnt post it, all I did was comment on it.Instead of you I wrote in small letters. No need to shout.
The photo is from antartica, so has to be southern light![]()
You wrote aurora borealis even it is from Antartica. Another user commented, and I made a remark that it should be southern light. Which to my surprise offended other users.And my last one.. This photo by Aman Chokshi shows a giant telescope at a US research station at the South Pole against a backdrop of spectacular aurora borealis. Every day during their 14-month stay, Chokshi and a colleague walked the one-kilometer walk to the telescope in temperatures ranging from minus 50 to minus 70 degrees Celsius to remove snow.
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Bit Late now isn't it.You wrote aurora borealis even it is from Antartica. Another user commented, and I made a remark that it should be southern light. Which to my surprise offended other users.
I just wanted to say : on Antarctica it is Aurora Australis.
You are right, i mixed them up, mea culpaYou wrote aurora borealis even it is from Antartica. Another user commented, and I made a remark that it should be southern light. Which to my surprise offended other users.
I just wanted to say : on Antarctica it is Aurora Australis.
At everyone? or just you?It seems to me that there a some very touchy users here, they ‘shout’ at everyone unless they applause.