Posted in Indiana
December 10, 2020
The Northern Lights May Be Visible Over Northern Indiana This Week Due To A Solar Storm
Right now, there is something amazing going on out in space, and it might just be visible for some folks in northern Indiana tonight and tomorrow night!
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The chances of this occurring are slight, but significantly higher than most nights!

If the aurora appears, it will likely look like a green, red, or blue light dancing near the horizon.

An aurora occurs when the electrically charged particles let off by the solar storm interact with gaseous particles in the earth's protective atmosphere.

However, due to the unusual intensity of this particular space-storm, even parts of the northern USA will be treated to the lights tonight.


Combined with the awesome meteor shower going on, the "Christmas Star" coming on the 21st, and now this amazing opportunity to see the northern lights, we think this month has been awesome for Indiana space weather!
If you’d like to read about the upcoming “Christmas Star” event, you can do so here.
Have you ever seen the northern lights? What was that like? Tell us about it in the comments below!
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