Did you see the northern lights over Columbus? We want to see your aurora borealis photos
The sky around Columbus erupted into a dazzling light show Thursday night as a solar storm made the northern lights visible in Ohio's capital city. And it may not be over yet. The earth's magnetosphere—which creates the northern lights via interactions with solar particles—is predicted to experience a strong geomagnetic storm Friday.
According to the Space Weather Prediction Center, the northern lights were visible in Southwest Ohio on Thursday night thanks ...
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Washington, Idaho, Montana, North Dakota, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan into New England — appear to be prime viewing ...
Sky watchers should also avoid light pollution to see the best displays of the lights. If the storm weakens, aurora ...
According to Space.com, the northern lights’ appearance in the U.S. was due to an abnormally powerful solar flare event, ...
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