Astronauts aboard the International Space Station (ISS) occasionally share photos and videos taken from space. Which most of the times fascinates the people of this world. However, this time such a scene has divided the landscape of Internet users!
The video that started the controversy was shared by a NASA astronaut currently aboard the ISS. ‘Aurora lights’ or Merujyoti caught in that video of only 9 seconds!
Seeing that scene, many people have been fascinated, as well as some have expressed doubts! Their guess, this video is ‘fake’! Many say, it is actually created using artificial intelligence or AI!
This video was shared on the X handle by NASA astronaut Donald (Don) Pettit. He also wrote in a caption, ‘Flying over Aurora; Thick green.’
In fact, this one is much brighter, shinier and greener than any other such video released by the nova before. In addition, the light of the earth is also visible in this video!
What is the reason for the controversy about this video?
Although most people are shocked by the intense emerald green color of the aurora borealis, some have questioned, can the ISS fly so close to Earth at all? Because, the light of the world has been seen in that video.
Comment wars on social media:
Whether this video is original or fake, there has already been a lot of discussion on social media. The user who believes in the theory, the user comments with that theory in front. The other side commented in turn. This is how it goes.
As one x user wrote, ‘This shade of green is my favorite colour. it’s beautiful Thanks for sharing it. Stay safe in that space.’
In response, another user wrote, ‘It looks exactly like emerald green.’
It is clear from the comments of these two people that they are overwhelmed by this video. But, reading the comments made by a third user, it can be understood that he is not as mesmerized as the other two. Rather, he had strong doubts.
The person wrote, ‘It looks just like AI. The aurora is overflowing. And flows. and moves around. It is not a still image standing still, that will only shine like this!’
Another X user criticized the video in harsher terms. He wrote, it is ‘absolutely fake! If you want to believe you can see street lights from 250 miles away, that’s your problem too!’