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Huge eruption on the surface of the sun could mean aurora borealis are visible in the UK and US

Solar storms happen when particles from the Sun hit the Earth s magnetic field
These charged particles interact with the field and generate the northern lights
It is triggered by a coronal mass ejection from the Sun that happened on Monday
This expulsion of plasma reached the Earth yesterday and will affect the planet today and on to tomorrow with increasing intensity before calming down ....

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Huge eruption from Sun could result in southerly aurora borealis

Huge eruption from Sun could result in southerly aurora borealis
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Massive eruptions on the surface of the Sun could lead to the aurora borealis being visible in the UK and US, as well as possible power grid and GPS signal problems.
Space weather forecasters from the National Weather Service warned of a coronal mass ejection (CME) from the Sun on Monday that will affect Earth until late Friday.
It initially resulted in a mild geomagnetic storm when it first hit yesterday, causing no problems, but later today and Friday it could become more intense, experts warn. ....

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