"Northern Lights: Where and When to Catch the Spectacular Aurora Borealis Displays in the US"
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The Northern Lights, also known as the aurora borealis, will be visible in 17 U.S. states on Wednesday night and Thursday morning due to an upcoming solar storm. This colorful spectacle is typically seen in Alaska, Canada, and Scandinavia, but will now be visible in more places as part of an 11-year solar cycle that will peak in 2024. To see the Northern Lights, find a dark viewing spot away from city lights and look to the sky, north on the horizon. No special equipment is needed, and the best viewing times are typically in the middle of the night.
Topics:nation#aurora-borealis#geomagnetic-activity#northern-lights#science-and-environment#skygazing#solar-storm
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