Geomagnetic storm could produce aurora lights in US
The Sun sent plasma blasting toward Earth which could create vibrant Northern Lights displays across the northern U.S.
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The Sun sent plasma blasting toward Earth which could create vibrant Northern Lights displays across the northern U.S.
An astrophotographer recently captured a super rare weather phenomenon on a trip to Iceland. Taking to Instagram, astrophotographer Jeff Dai shared a video of rippling green aurora curls dancing in the night sky above Iceland.
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A Geomagnetic Storm Watch has been issued due to several coronal mass ejections (CMEs), bringing potential Aurora lights to the Northern US. The Auroras can be visible in parts of Illinois and Oregon. Read here.