#coronal mass ejecta

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Missouri aurora borealis — MokeyFox, 11 November 2025

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the moment of impact

if this sort of thing makes you scared, which is normal because it's quite intense and the magnitude of what's happening is so massive and encompassing... try not to let it make you feel tiny or weak

this has been happening since before H. sapes became bipedal 😊 it's really ok 💜 and we have always been a part of it

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that really was one strong geomagnetic storm

I wouldn't have been able to see the aurora, it was cloudy and raining here but they saw them as far south as FLORIDA... unbelievable

they were red ones though which are not the best... the blues and purples are better.

in my experience the red ones are the most uncomfortable in terms of physical phenomena. I get really achy and painy and strange migraines. Someone else had observed this last night too... but each person's experience will vary even if just a little bit. One lady said she felt this energy in a positive way, I think I shared her quote in the other thread.

this lady was probably attuning from a different sort of 'frequency' than most and it was beneficial to her immediately

usually after a massive geomag storm it gets better and ultimately later has been beneficial, it's just uncomfortable, sometimes profoundly, while it's occurring

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lots of solar activity and ejecta

img: JonathanHeno