Pretty sure this is in Connecticut

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I agree :) always a fun visit

Honestly I have no idea, I get alerts and updates from a local guy and he posts when the space weather is looking good. He's always talking about things like "need the field strength to shift our way", "this will probably be good for the northern hemisphere but we won't see it" or "the Bz is too far north" or something. I did my undergrad in astrophysics and I still don't understand aurora, when Darren says it's on, I go 🤣

Rhode island is seriously underrated, I don't know how it contains such a variety of beauty in such a small area

>but also because the magnetic orientation favours the north

source? as far as im aware theres no difference between the northern and southern lights, just that more people live in the arctic circle than in the antarctic circle

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Beautiful photo

Hope climate change hasn’t affected it too much . It’s beautiful

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Amazing work! I thought you could only see this in Tasmania if you were really lucky. That you could photograph it colourblind is extra cool.

Haha man-made by definition. That said, it's a nice shot.

I'm gonna take a stab - I feel like right outside the frame was Alberta Falls. Was I correct?

I'll definitely add that to the list! I'm from the Southeast so the desert landscape is definitely very different from back at home, it does feel like a whole new world.

Beautiful pic

Define biggest... it's certainly not tallest, do you mean widest? Most volume?

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Oh! Well definitely go to Bryce Canon if in Utah! Really beautiful….but in a different way. I would say that Saguaro is actually my favorite desert of all I have seen in the states…the cactus variety…the landscape, the sunsets, the creatures…I am from the PNW and never has any place felt so unearthly and strange as Saguaro/Sonora.

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oh my god !!!!!???!! 🥹 i love nature. this looks like an album cover.

I agree, the Saguaro was amazing- it was so much more lush than I imagined, especially having been to the Joshua Tree park last summer. I haven't had the chance to visit the parks in Utah or Nevada yet, unfortunately, but they are on my bucket list for sure! I'd love to see Arches and Death Valley, among others.

Just as an FYI, the Lower Falls is nowhere close to the biggest waterfall in Yellowstone. There are several that are taller.

It is much more commonly seen in the northern hemisphere, partly because there is more land close to the north pole than the south pole, partly because it's also more densely populated in the north than the south, but also because the magnetic orientation favours the north.

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