43:08Localized entirely within New York
43:10I think its in the arctic lol
43:11sometimes there's strong enough flares that it can come down south
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43:19well I thought it's because they come from the north
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43:21Northern, because it's in the north
43:26It's even more north than north
43:27Northern hemisphere I assume
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43:30yeah lol:face-blue-smiling:
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43:34It is because it happen closest to the North Pole
43:35Not very creative huh?
43:36Norway, North... close enough
43:38there's a southern lights too
43:39earlier this year they were even visible in Florida
43:45the aurora is another name
44:08Aurora Borealis is the northern lights
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44:17localised entirely within your kitchen?
44:28I saw them barely a few years ago
44:28ive never seen them either
44:32i used to gaze at the stars a lot
44:33how do you say Borealis:_remiSmug:
44:35lmao thats a good one