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Getting a glimpse at the Northern Lights is on a lot of peoples bucket lists, and it might be something you can tick off the list sooner than you think.

The UK Met Office warns increasing cloud cover limits the potential for seeing the event.

The UK Met Office warns increasing cloud cover limits the potential for seeing the event.

Met Office warns increasing cloud cover limits the potential for seeing the event.

Geomagnetic storms or also known as solar storms are space weather events that come in the form of solar coronal mass ejections, causing disruptions to Earth's magnetic field. So, how does it cause Northern lights to appear?

From natural phenomena to cyber hacks like the massive SolarWinds operation and recent attack to the Colonial Gas Pipeline, security experts warn it's clear that most businesses and key infrastructure like power grids across this country are woefully unprepared to meet such threats.

The phenomenon resembled three different forms of solar eruptions, suggesting they might have the same origin.

The explosion contained in itself three different types of eruptions that were not seen occurring together in the past.

Scientists are developing technologies that could accurately depict changes in space weather and its impact and magnitude on Earth.

Close Astronomers reveal that on June 2nd at roughly 1300 UT, a solar flare has hit Earths magnetic field delivered by a solar storm that left the suns surface on May 28th. Despite fears. The weak impact caused no harm to the planet, nor did it alter solar wind speeds around the Earth. Solar storms can potentially cause serious threats to the way of life on Earth. Streams of particles from the Sun can interfere with satellite technology and more. This is why astronomers keep a watchful eye on...