The spectacular aurora can be seen close to the north and south poles of the Earth during times of strong solar activity. High-energy particles collide with the molecules in the atmosphere, causing them to glow like a neon light.
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The spectacular aurora can be seen close to the north and south poles of the Earth during times of strong solar activity. High-energy particles collide with the molecules in the atmosphere, causing them to glow like a neon light. | |
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