The northern lights: nature's most beautiful phenomenon

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The aurora borealis is a stunning natural phenomenon that blows away anyone lucky enough to catch a glimpse of it. Science says it is the result of sun particles colliding with the Earth's atmosphere, but Icelandic legends say the magical lights are angels dancing in the sky! This spectacular natural light show is usually associated with Europe's most northern countries like Iceland, Sweden, and Denmark, where it's most visible.

However, this aurora season, which kicks off in March close to the spring equinox, the world is getting an extra-special visit. The northern lights have been visible in locations across northern US states and Europe with spectacular clarity. A geomagnetic storm was forecast to begin on March 23 which strengthens the appearance of the aurora borealis. Photos taken by skywatchers in the early morning on Friday, March 24, showed incredible pink and green light waves adorning the skies in France, England, and US states like Minnesota and Montana. Residents of these areas rarely see the northern lights, and certainly not with this level of visibility. Some lucky travelers whose planes passed through these northern regions on Friday morning felt as if they were flying through some exotic, far-flung galaxy. If the storm continues, the Space Weather Prediction Center says that the lights might dip as far south as London or Washington D.C.

 

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Phenomenon - The aurora borealis is a visual phenomenon that happens above the magnetic poles of the northern hemisphere. The same experience happens on other planets including Jupiter, Saturn, Venus, and Mars.

 

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Naked eye - The human eye can see the northern lights during the evening or at night.

 

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Lights - The phenomenon consists of colorful bright lights, usually green or reddish.

 

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How it happens - The aurora borealis happens when particles brought by the solar winds enter Earth’s atmosphere and collide violently with the planet's magnetic field.

 

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Shapes - The hypnotizing light display tends to move irregularly in the sky.

 

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Rays and lights - They are formed in the magnetic zenith and tend to display a semi-circular shape.

 

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Irregular - The luminous intensity of the aurora borealis is very irregular and pulsating.

 

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Tones - The color is a shade of green because this is the range produced when particles collide with oxygen.

 

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Where - The lights of the aurora borealis usually extend roughly 60 to 75 miles above the Earth's surface.

 

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Where - The lights of the aurora borealis usually extend roughly 60 to 75 miles above the Earth's surface.

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Anything is possible in nature but a virgin with annulled marriage and persecution by evil people are somehow impossible and get accused to be spinning lies, ghosts and mad by evil lowlife criminal bullies even when got video got audio got witness. Wtf

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Best time of the year - The lights are usually more intense from September or October until March or April.

 

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Artificial northern lights - The phenomenon can be artificially reproduced, inside a lab or through a nuclear explosion.

 

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Origin - Scientist Galileu Galilei named the natural event Aurora Borealis in 1619.

 

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Aurora borealis -

The name was given as a reference to Aurora, the Roman goddess of the dawn.

 

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Aurora borealis -

The name was given as a reference to Aurora, the Roman goddess of the dawn.

Nature is so beautiful while humans are so ugly hiding in rat hole to abuse me.

 

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Name - Boreas was a Greek god who controlled the north winds.

 

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Destinations - These are the best places to spot the northern lights:

 

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Fairbanks, USA - The city of Fairbanks, Alaska sits at a latitude of 65 degrees, which is below the Aurora Oval (the huge ring above the Earth's geomagnetic north pole where the northern lights manifest). This is where you can watch the northern lights at their highest intensity.