NASA's AZURE Rocket Launch (time-lapse)

This is a time-lapse of NASA's AZURE rocket launch to research auroras and the upper atmosphere. I coincidentally witnessed the launch of the two rockets and their beautiful payload deployment travelling on MV Trollfjord on Vestfjord in Norway.
While we were watching the after-effects of a beautiful northern lights display, the rockets were launched from the Andøya Space Center only about 180 km away to the north. We saw two orange dots rise into the sky and disappear. A short while later strange lights and colorful, expanding clouds appeared I first did not have an explanation for. It looked like an alien attack ;)
A quick internet search showed that we had witnessed aurora research conducted by NASA:

If you want to use the video, contact me:

[adamparkerVT]

Hi Michael, Adam here from Sky News. (I've sent you an email too). We’d love to show this video to our audiences. Would it be possible if we credit your YouTube channel?

[mayayagoda]

Hi Michael, I work for the Independent video team. Did you record this footage? If so, could we use it with onscreen credit to you? Let us know, please! Maya

[nuriaandresgarcia]

Hello Michael, Antena 3 News (Spanish TV) request your permission to use this video in our news and website. Thanks in advance!

[almostlistenable]

Hi Michael, could we possibly feature this video in a news story on Metro.co.uk? With credit to you, and links back of course! Let me know ASAP

[Teachingcasuals]

Hi Michael your getting a lot of people asking about your footage lol just felt like saying hi Michael along with them

[LonelyTigerGrowl]

Hi Michael, I work for NASA and request that you please take down the video immediately. Lol kidding but I wanted to ask if I can use this video at NASA with credits to you. Thanks in advance

[ASENEBS]

NASA's AZURE rocket, but with no official launch report?

[aleksandersuur]

Oh, that's just sweet. Apparently the rockets dropped gas canisters in ionosphere and instead of lighting up atmosphere as normal with aurora, the particle flux lit up that tracing gas.

[Badradio]

NASA it’s a stretch to claim this one ☝️

[weslieswift]

Hi Michael! Could we feature this video in a news story on yourphx.com? We will credit back to you of course. Please let me know. Thank you.

[ahouseisnotahome]

Hi Michael, I work for WAGTV a London-based TV production company who is working on a returning series called Strange Evidence on Discovery Science. I've sent you an email about this but we would like to request your permission to use your video in our programme, please let me know? Thanks!

[ParanormalNewsToday]

Mr. Theusner; we are a reason/fact/science based channel covering the Paranormal, UFOs and other phenomena.
My we showcase your footage as an example of how rocket launches can cause false UFO reports? Full linkback to your channel and credit will be given. Thank you in advance, and remarkable footage! We're envious!

[FunnyNESS]

Strange how the borealis was nowhere to be seen until this event stopped.

[alexanderlippeveld]

Hello Michael, I am a video journalist at De Standaard, a Belgian newspaper. Can we use your video in an article on our website? Of course with full credit to you! Thanks in advance. Kind regards, Alexander

[ابوالسمانابوالسمان-كس]

الله يقطع النرويج هذه خدعه بصريه مذهله هههههههههههههه أن شاءالله تبقى حقيقة ولايمكن النظر فيها

[JesusisKing]

Where's the rockets tho? U can always see the rocket in these launches hmmmm idk NASA idk

[elvisburgerking]

why not drop these chemicals over US soil ? instead of Norwegian soil