WATCH: Stunning timelapse of moon setting captures aurora borealis from above

Goodnight, Moon. High above the Earth, NASA astronaut Matthew Dominick shared on X a timelapse video of the moon setting into streams of red and green aurora. However, for Vincent Ledvina, aka Instagram's Aurora Guy, witnessing the jaw-dropping Northern Lights is just part of living in Alaska.

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[ichigodragon.]

Looks unreal. Absolutely stunning visuals. Thanks for sharing.

[LstEngineer]

What a freakishly weird, wonderfully unique, and strange planet. I'm so happy to be a bizarre Earthling.

[lencarl]

Rust? Do I see corrosion on that left device? Can't be seaweed! Just looks funky! Oh, and thank the fellas for the whole space thingy!

[lalleyfamily]

What is the large star in the background? It can’t be the sun or there is a massive filter, which would make me wonder what the northern lights really look like from space.

[davids]

What did the radiation do to the Astronauts?

[ahighernote]

Looks like CGI, but better because it's not!

[ayoolukoga]

When these things begin to come to pass, then look up, and lift up your heads; for your redemption draweth nigh. Luke 21:28

[lanceparis]

Why don’t we see these more often? Your tax dollars at work!

[zigzag]

how do we even know this is real. and if it is real why is this something were only just know seeing as weve been in space since the moon landings right? idk it definitely looks amazing but also looks ai generated😢

[SpaceCowboy-uj]

What if this is what happens right before a planet dies?

[peterschmidt]

stars can‘t be filmen in space, they said. its probably an animation, since nasa switches always between real and animation film and back without any warning 😂