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Aurora borealis, otherwise known as the Northern Lights, is a celestial phenomenon that has captivated minds for centuries. Here, see NASA's explanation of these beautiful substorms.
Credit: NASA
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By lzrd40
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Love the northern lights. Could never get enough of them and even now want to see more.
By ScaperRon
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Northern Lights have always fascinated me. I have never really seen one live, but I understand in 2010, they have come more south, so hope to see them over lake erie horizon.
By Warren Young
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Excellent video- Thank you.
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