What are the northern lights, and what causes them? Why don’t we see them more often and in more places? The sun’s magnetic field plays a fascinating role in creating these celestial light shows. As our star approaches its solar maximum, it releases powerful bursts of energy and matter that interact with Earth’s magnetic field, creating the stunning auroras we see near the poles. Keep reading to explore how this cosmic dance between the sun and Earth creates one of nature’s most magnificent displays.
What Are the Northern Lights, and What Causes Them?
