Step out and look up!
Another circle of northern glow will be seen from several places in the United States, it is likely to create a magic display of colors rotating through the night sky on Tuesday, March 25th.
The northern glow, also known as Aurora Borealis, is the result of geomagnetic storms. They occur when the charged particles from the sun are confronted with gases in the earth’s atmosphere, affecting the colors, visible depending on the intensity and location of the storm.
The planetary K index or KP shows geomagnetic activity, which ranges from 0 to 9. According to the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), the Center for Space Time forecast, this evening Aurora’s forecast is 4 in the rock.
“These Aurora can be quite enjoyable to view,” NOAA reports on the northern glow, which falls between the range of 3 to 5 in the rock. Of course, however, the degree of colors and visibility depends on the conditions of the sky and the location they look at.
The northern glow has been seen over parts of the United States in recent weeks and months, producing grand colors that are not often seen from this part of the world. More recently, the week of March 17, star lovers directed their eyes to the sky.
In fact, it is said that March is the best month of the year to look at the northern glow. This is due to increased solar activity, in addition to the spring equinox, positioning the axis of the earth, perpendicular to the sun’s winds, which can cause more aurora.
Read where and when to watch the northern glow tonight!
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When will the northern lights be seen?
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The northern glow captured in Rochester, New York
The northern glow is expected to be visible on the night of Tuesday, March 25, until the early morning of Wednesday, March 26th. The best times to watch are between 10:00 and 2 am local time, according to NOAA.
There is little chance that the Aurors will broadcast on Wednesday, March 26; However, the forecast is only 3 of the KP index. Reduction of the scale reduces the chances of visibility.
Where will the northern lights be visible?
The northern glow will be visible from selected parts of the United States, in addition to North Canada. Location with predicted visibility tonight include conditions that are sweeping below the Canadian border.
Among the United States are the northern parts of the following states: Washington, Montana, Idaho, North Dakota, Michigan and Minnesota. South Dakota, Maine and Wisconsin have a reduced chance of visibility, although there is still potential!
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How to look at the northern lights?
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Northern glow
The best part of watching the northern lights? There is no need for high -tech, expensive equipment to look at the grand spectacle that stains this night sky.
The naked eye can take the colors yourself, although it is important that you are located on the ground on the ground away from light contamination. This includes street lamps, city lights and other areas that can silence the display.
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How do I take pictures of the northern glow?
Different smartphones have a high -tech ability to capture photos of Auroras on the camera, so you can remember the northern light forever. Just switch the camera settings to your phone to Night Mode, point your lens to the sky and refer!
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