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The last widespread reports of the Northern Lights in the U.S. occurred in mid-September when residents from a handful of states reported seeing shades of green, red and purple in the night sky.
Speculations that giant 'cracks' had formed on the surface of the Sun have been dismissed by Russian researcher, Professor Boris Filippov, Chief Researcher at the Institute of Terrestrial Magnetism of the RAS.
A series of geomagnetic disturbances that left the sun heading for Earth in recent days could give some residents in the Northern Hemisphere a light show in the form of the Aurora Borealis during the next week.
The last widespread reports of the Northern Lights in the U.S. occurred in mid-September when residents from a handful of states reported seeing shades of green, red and purple in the night sky.
Federal forecasters on Friday afternoon announced that "geomagnetic disturbances" due to incoming solar storms are likely here on Earth starting Saturday.