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The Northern Lights
Look up and lose yourself in the colorful lights in the sky!
What are the Northern Lights?
- The result gas particles from earth colliding with charges particles from the sun
- The particles react with each other and release energy creating light
- They were named after the Roman goddess, Aurora and the Greek name for north wind, Boreas
When can you see the Northern Lights?
- September to April
- Clear nights
- Winter
- Away from all light pollution
Activity:
- Gaze up into the sky and take in the view
- Go hunting for the lights
- Catch them before they're gone; the lights spread quickly
Visit The Northern Lights forecast for more info on when there are possibilities to see catch the stunning Aurora Borealis
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