What causes geomagnetic storms, and why are they currently visible in the U.S, while locations like Iceland often experience them more frequently?
In: Planetary Science
Solar winds contain charged particles; when they hit the earths atmosphere the particles create lights
Normally these solar winds “contact” at the upper part of the northern hemisphere; like Canada;Sweden;Russia:Alaska….northern most lands
This is an exceptionally powerful breeze so the lights will be seen further south than usual
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