**Geomagnetic Storm Rages: Millions of Window Lickers Finally Look Up From Their Phones, Discover Sky Is Actually Real**
Geomagnetic Storm Rages: Millions of Window Lickers Finally Look Up From Their Phones, Discover Sky Is Actually Real
REDDIT, EARTH – In a shocking turn of events that has absolutely nobody on this site surprised, a massive G5-class geomagnetic storm is currently smashing Earth’s magnetosphere, gifting the lower 48 with aurora borealis visibility. Yes, the same people who couldn’t find the sun if it slapped them in the face are now posting 4K HDR timelapses from their literal backyards.
TL;DR – Space decided to hurl a massive CME at us, and now everyone within 50 miles of a Walmart parking lot is suddenly a “Northern Lights Hunter.” AITA for rolling my eyes when my neighbor from Texas, who calls snow “that scary white stuff,” is now claiming they “always knew” the aurora was real?
The real kicker? Phones are taking these pictures. My 2019 Pixel took a 4-second exposure that looks like something from a James Webb telescope. Meanwhile, the actual night sky is just a faint green haze that looks like someone spilled Gatorade on a black tarp. But no, we have to act like this is the second coming of the aurora apocalypse.
BONUS CONTENT:
- Hot take: If you’re in a city and you’re not actively tripping over your own feet looking up, you’re missing the best free show since that time YouTube was down for 10 minutes.
- Unpopular opinion: The geomagnetic storm that disrupted our precious GPS and radio signals was totally worth it if it means 50% of people on Twitter finally change their profile pic from that blurry picture of their cat.
UPDATE: Power grids are “stable,” but my feed is crashing from all the “nature is lit” posts. We get it,