In the coming days or weeks, the star T Coronae Borealis or Blaze Star is expected to be visible in the night sky. The appearance of a stellar explosion will be brief and bright, but it’s a sight enthusiasts won’t want to miss. As a binary system, T Coronae Borealis or T CrB is not … Read more
Topline A strong geomagnetic storm could make the Northern Lights visible again across the continental US on Friday in states including New York, Wisconsin and Washington, making the aurora “quite bright and active” for observers. An aurora borealis show can be seen in southern Norway late in the evening in February … [+] 28, 2019. … Read more
The Northern Lights, or aurora borealis, will illuminate the skies over parts of Canada and the northern United States this weekend. This celestial display follows a series of geomagnetic storms that hit the northern Lights well south of its usual range in sight. These events are rare and offer stargazers a spectacular opportunity to witness … Read more
Topline After a strong solar flare on Monday and geomagnetic storm activity over the weekend, Tuesday evening could be the last time the US will witness the Northern Lights this week, although they won’t be as intense as May’s dazzling auroras. The Aurora Borealis, commonly known as the Northern Lights, can be seen in the … Read more
Topline Just a month after the Northern Lights put on a stunning display over the continental United States, the aurora borealis will return to Canada and the northern US on Saturday and Sunday evenings – following a second, rare government warning of a geomagnetic storm – although the light show won’t be as far-reaching as … Read more
Topline Forecasters predict that a geomagnetic storm could create enough solar activity to create visible northern lights in parts of Canada and the U.S. Friday and Saturday nights, although they won’t be as intense as the northern lights observed last month. Northern Lights or Aurora Borealis illuminate the night sky over Vienna during a geomagnetic … Read more
Residents of Western North Carolina were treated to a stunning surprise when an aurora borealis was visible in the area over the weekend of May 10 and 11. Reports now indicate that the US may see more Northern Lights in early June; But will they be visible in the WNC area? The Citizen Times originally … Read more