Of course, like all magnets, the Earth has a north and a south magnetic pole. The Aurora Borrealis are the Northern (Boreal) Lights; in the southern hemisphere, there's a corresponding Aurora Australis (Southern) lights. The very best place to view them is Antarctica.
🌞 Normally I would say it's being caused by increased solar activity, but the Sun has been very quiet recently with no events or outbursts reported 🤷🏻♂️ 🌌🔭
Of course, like all magnets, the Earth has a north and a south magnetic pole. The Aurora Borrealis are the Northern (Boreal) Lights; in the southern hemisphere, there's a corresponding Aurora Australis (Southern) lights. The very best place to view them is Antarctica.
How much does this contribute to increased temperature's?
🌞 Normally I would say it's being caused by increased solar activity, but the Sun has been very quiet recently with no events or outbursts reported 🤷🏻♂️
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Sounds a bit like a mash of news and a school presentation when memorizing the words.
Fully Agreed
Everything has been a little weird since 2020 🤷♂️
Saludos Space videos 😊
Awesome❤
The magnetosphere is getting weaker
Our Star’s A Beast😂
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