While I did not see an aurora on Friday night, I did notice that the moon in the western sky after dark looked almost identical to this tweeted photo.
-NW

May 11, 2024: Northern Lights in the South and Loonie Tunes from the Moon
Starship Earth: The Big Picture

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Whether we’re east of the sun or west of the moon, life is not getting any saner here on good ol’ planet Earth/Terra. What we see from day to day now defies explanation. Anything goes. Nothing is impossible, and nothing is what we thought in this fake world.

It occurred to me as I retired on Friday night after seeing the images posted on social media from all over the world of the “aurora” or “northern lights” that this has to be the “sky event” Q predicted. Sure enough, overnight someone dug up the Q drop and it’s a perfect 6 year Delta. Take a look at an excerpt.

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May 10, 2018 4:02:52 PM EDT
Q !4pRcUA0lBE ID: 9d52eb No. 1361222

Do not fall victim to con artists.
Use LOGIC.
Stay on point.
This is NOT about a single person.
This is NOT about fame, followers, or profiteering.
We, the PEOPLE.
We, the PEOPLE.
We, the PEOPLE.
THERE WILL COME A TIME THEY WILL NOT BE SAFE WALKING DOWN THE STREET.
We will not be held hostage.
SKY EVENT.
WWG1WGA.
Q+

6y, 22h, 54m ago 8chan qresearch

It doesn’t get any clearer than that, my friends. It’s a perfect Delta no one can argue with, and signed by Q+, the Commander-in-Chief Trump himself. As an accurate prediction, it might also suggest that, like the “eclipse”, it was not all naturally occurring.

People the world over are paying more attention to world events—and that’s a good thing.

Now that we have everyone looking up… how many looked at the moon while those breathtaking displays stole their gaze? A few did, and they are perplexed. Is it a crescent or full? It was hard to tell. The full moon was April 23. This is supposed to be just past the new moon, which would be a sliver only.

Steven Spainhouer
@SpainhouerinTX
https://twitter.com/SpainhouerinTX/status/1789114512303399234

Tonight’s crescent moon rise over north central Texas…
Friday, May 10, 2024

Tonight’s crescent moon rise over north central Texas…

Friday, May 10, 2024 pic.twitter.com/7s8hS5Nvin

— Steven Spainhouer (@SpainhouerinTX) May 11, 2024