Aurora borealis lights up sky during solar storm
The Cincinnati Enquirer · 10h
Aurora borealis lights up the Cincinnati sky during solar storm. See photos
According to the Space Weather Prediction Center, the northern lights were visible in Southwest Ohio on Thursday night thanks to a severe geomagnetic storm. Cincinnati was just outside the view line of Thursday's aurora forecast but people here were still able to see a dazzling display.
abc7NY · 1d
Geomagnetic storm makes Northern Lights aurora visible in areas of Tri-State
One of the most common manifestations of a CME's impact on Earth are the emergence of aurora borealis, or northern lights. The interaction between the CME and Earth's magnetic field, or magnetosphere, creates ribbons of light in the far northern skies that glow green, pink and other colors
komonews · 1d
PHOTOS: Northern lights dazzle western Washington after solar storm
CMEs—and thus, the resultant “Northern Lights,” are fairly common. Social media has made that apparent, as even photographers in Western Washington (not just Norway and Finland!) are able to capture them several times a year, sharing documentation on X, YouTube, and other platforms. In order to see the aurora borealis, you’ll have the best luck if:
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