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The Northern Lights may shine across Canada Saturday night - Vimarsana News

The Northern Lights may shine across Canada Saturday night

An immense coronal mass ejection erupted from the Sun on Wednesday, and when it sweeps past Earth it could light up the night sky with auroras.

Source: yahoo.com
Look up! The first of two August Full Moons rises next week! - Vimarsana News

Look up! The first of two August Full Moons rises next week!

Why have only one Full Moon in a month, when you can have two?

Source: yahoo.com
Is 2023 going to be the hottest year on record? - Vimarsana News

Is 2023 going to be the hottest year on record?

Rising carbon emissions and climate change are key factors behind this prediction, and the anticipated return of the El Niño weather phenomenon is also playing a part. The UK, Vietnam, Poland, Spain, China, Latvia, Myanmar, Portugal, Belarus, the Netherlands, Thailand … these are just some of the countries where temperature records have been broken thisRising carbon emissions and climate change are key factors behind this prediction, and the anticipated return of the El Niño weather phenomenon is also playing a part. The UK, Vietnam, Poland, Spain, China, Latvia, Myanmar, Portugal, Belarus...

'Do look up!' Northern Lights may be visible over Ontario this weekend - Vimarsana News

'Do look up!' Northern Lights may be visible over Ontario this weekend

The more powerful the magnetic field of the travelling particles, the further south the Aurora Borealis will be visible.

Full moon: 'Buck' supermoon to rise Monday - Vimarsana News

Full moon: 'Buck' supermoon to rise Monday

The first of four supermoons this year will rise on Monday, appearing slightly larger and brighter in the night sky than normal.

Source: ctvnews.ca