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Northern Lights Could Crash Your Christmas

Imagine looking up on Christmas Eve and catching the Northern Lights! Thanks to a blast of high-speed solar wind, auroras might light up the skies in places like Alaska, Washington, North Dakota, and Minnesota. If you’re up north, add sky-gazing to your holiday plans. Not in the zone? There are apps like My Aurora Forecast to help you chase the glow. Fingers crossed for a magical, colorful Christmas night! #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Tamara Jones

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Northern Lights Might Crash Your Christmas Eve

Imagine stepping outside on Christmas Eve and seeing the sky light up with greens and purples! Fast solar winds are making the northern lights extra active this holiday, with up to 10 states (think Alaska, Montana, even Oregon!) in the aurora zone. Best bet? Head somewhere dark, bundle up, and keep your eyes on the sky between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Fingers crossed for clear weather—nature’s putting on a show! Who’s planning an aurora hunt? #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Zachary Gutierrez

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Northern Lights Might Crash Christmas!

Space weather is acting up and the northern lights could make a surprise appearance this Christmas! Thanks to fast solar winds and a possible solar flare, folks in northern states like Alaska, Washington, and Minnesota (plus Canada and Scandinavia) might catch some festive auroras. Not a huge show, but definitely worth a sky check. Want to know if you’ll see them? Grab an aurora forecast app and keep your camera ready! #Science #NorthernLights #Aurora

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Tamara Jones

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Northern Lights Alert: 10 States in the Zone!

The aurora borealis is making a surprise appearance Monday night, and 10 U.S. states could get a front-row seat! NOAA says a minor geomagnetic storm could push the northern lights as far south as Minnesota and Iowa. If you’re in Alaska, the Dakotas, Montana, Wisconsin, Michigan, or Maine, you might catch the show. Pro tip: find a dark spot, look up between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m., and don’t forget your camera! #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Melvin Mosley

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Northern Lights Alert: 10 States on Watch!

Heads up, aurora chasers! The northern lights could be visible tonight in parts of Alaska, Washington, North Dakota, Minnesota, Montana, Maine, Michigan, Wisconsin, South Dakota, and Idaho. NOAA says a minor geomagnetic storm is rolling in, so if you’re in these states, bundle up, find a dark spot, and keep your phone camera ready. The best chance is between 4-10 p.m. EST. Fingers crossed for a holiday light show! #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Tamara Jones

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Northern Lights Might Crash Your Sunday Plans

Heads up, sky-watchers! The northern lights could make a surprise appearance in parts of the northern U.S. Sunday night into Monday morning, thanks to some wild solar winds. If you’re in states like Washington, Montana, Minnesota, or even as far south as northern Iowa, you might catch the show. Best tips: head north, find a dark spot, and keep your phone steady for those Insta-worthy shots. Who’s staying up late for this? #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Michael Flores

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Northern Lights Might Hit Your State!

Heads up, sky-watchers! The northern lights could make a surprise appearance across nearly a dozen states Wednesday night. NOAA says the aurora could be visible as far south as Washington, Idaho, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan, and Maine. Best bet? Head north, find a dark spot, and look up between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Pro tip: iPhone users, use night mode—no flash! Who’s staying up for this? #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Melvin Mosley

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Northern Lights Alert: Who’s Seeing the Show?

Heads up, sky-watchers! The northern lights might be visible across nearly a dozen northern states this Friday night. NOAA says the aurora will be extra bright, especially if you’re in Alaska, northern Canada, or states like Minnesota, Michigan, and Maine. Best viewing? Head north, find a hill, and look up between 10 p.m. and 2 a.m. Want a killer photo? Use a wide-angle lens, low F-stop, and a tripod—your phone’s night mode works too! #Science #NorthernLights #AuroraBorealis

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Dale Wilson

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Did a Smartphone Just Win Aurora Photo of the Year? 🤳

Can you believe one of the 2025 Northern Lights Photographer of the Year winners snapped their shot with a smartphone from a commercial flight? The fandom is split—some say it’s proof tech is leveling the playing field, others argue it’s unfair to those with pro gear. Is this the start of a new era for aurora photography or just a fluke? #Entertainment #Painting #NorthernLights

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Carrie Burnett

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Did Marc Rassel's Aurora Win Cause Drama? 🌌

Marc Rassel’s Northern Lights photo over Alaska is stunning, but some fans are buzzing about the contest results. Was his win just about the photo, or did the story behind it sway the judges? There’s a debate brewing: should emotional backstories count as much as technical skill in these competitions? Meanwhile, Travis D. Amick’s wild color explosion shot is also getting major hype. Which image do you think deserved the top spot? #Entertainment #Painting #NorthernLights

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