See the mysterious spiral swirling in Alaska sky amid aurora borealis

As if the northern lights weren't a spectacle enough, a strange and mysterious spiral appeared in the Alaska sky over the weekend.

[Saunterdaaviator]

The spiral you see inside the northern lights is actually a visual effect. The lights themselves are caused by charged particles from the sun interacting with the Earth's atmosphere. The spiral shape is created by the way our eyes perceive the light, not by a physical spiral in the aurora itself.

[internationaltrae]

So that swirl appeared above Alaska around Hawaii also not only that they actually saw it on the other side of the world and other places like India that's the part I don't understand. How can I see that in India and they don't see our rockets go in the sky from Florida they don't see no other rockets going to sky. So I'm trying to get this understanding of how can I see it in India and other places. It's like nobody don't understand time and space what time did the rocket blast off how long would it actually take for that to form. The logical answer makes their answer make no sense. But I still trying to figure out how can other places all over the world see the same phenomenon at the same time

[dvidwayne]

Looks just like the Norway spiral back in '09 - spinning in the same direction, too - only, the Norway one was stationary - and was also alleged to have been caused by a failed missile launch - hmmm...

[athletics]

It’s not a space rocket why everything have a earthly explanation to it it’s a magical side to life a spiritual side we can’t explain heaven and hell still exist just because it’s 2023 doesn’t mean they went away

[Shakipiyo.]

That's totally a light baby blue spiral

[noosella]

the rocket could in fact be a dummy of a Russian nuclear submarine which is also regularly shot down by American submarines.

[undergroundevolution]

ITS CALLED HOLLOGRAMS PART OF PROJECT BLUEBEAM