The Northern Lights: Aurora borealis might be visible across northern US tonight
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Subscribe Now NASA astronaut Bob Hines caught the aurora on camera from the International Space Station on Wednesday (Aug. 17) following a moderate solar outburst.
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The Northern Lights may be visible in the mainland U.S. this week due to a strong geomagnetic storm, according to NOAA.
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Chance to see Northern Lights in Pennsylvania, Indiana, Ohio, New York, Connecticut and many more cities
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The storms can drive the aurora further south from its usual position over the polar region.
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The phenomenon, known scientifically as the aurora borealis, typically occurs closer to the North Pole, near Alaska and Canada.
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The storm started Sunday and is expected to peak Thursday to a G3 level -G5 is the highest measurement of the storm's intensity and end Friday.
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This is the third level of NOAA's five-level geomagnetic storm scale. (G1 storms are minor; G5s are considered extreme.)
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In most cases, the solar storms we experience on Earth are harmless, but on occasion strong bursts of space weather can also create infrastructure problems as power lines, satellites etc
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The southern lights, known as the aurora australis, also can be visible in far southern parts of the world such as Australia.
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