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There’s so much to say about this bright pink octopus mug but so little time ... and we are really feeling this Aurora Borealis cremation urn, which features dreamy mountains against a colorful ...

We spoke with Foothill College astronomy instructor Geoff Mathews about the biggest highlights on the astronomical calendar, why we could see more aurora borealis action on the ... looking up at the ...

It’s a great place to get a truly Alaskan souvenir instead of a mere mug or t-shirt. Portage Glacier is one of ... Alaska is famous for its haunting natural light shows, known as the Aurora Borealis ...

Saturday’s curved viewing line reaches as far south as the border of North and South Dakota, with chances of seeing aurora borealis becoming greater the further north observers are of the line.

The viewing line for Saturday’s northern lights stretches as low as the border between North Dakota and South Dakota, with chances of seeing aurora borealis increasing the farther north of the ...

The northern lights, also known as the aurora borealis, are one of nature's most spectacular displays. Auroras occur when charged particles from the sun collide with gases in Earth's upper atmosphere.

"Think of it like opposite polarity magnets that attract." Most places in the US won't have an opportunity to see the aurora borealis, but people in the most northern regions (especially Alaska ...

DON'T MISS: Get to know the hidden gems across Canada Due to the shape of the aurora 'oval' around Earth, during a G2 geomagnetic storm, any Northern Lights displays tend to stick to northern regions ...

Aurora chasers in the United States may enjoy a viewing of the northern lights tonight along parts of the country's northern belt from Washington state to New York and Maine. According to ...

Brilliant displays of the Northern Lights — also known as the aurora borealis — lit up the skies across Scotland on Tuesday night as part of a "coronal mass ejection". A solar storm intensified the ...

According to the NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center, the aurora borealis will be viewable late Tuesday night (April 15) into early Wednesday, and again on Wednesday night (April 16).