This weekend, skies over northern China turned into a celestial canvas as a powerful geomagnetic storm unleashed a breathtaking aurora display 🌈. Vibrant hues of green, pink, and purple lit up the night, creating a viral moment for stargazers and photographers alike 📸.
The cosmic light show, caused by high-speed solar material colliding with Earth’s magnetic field, is a rare sight this far south. While the storm may temporarily disrupt GPS and communication systems 📡, experts say it poses no direct risk to public health 💪.
Space weather analysts explain that geomagnetic storms occur when the sun’s charged particles interact with our atmosphere—like nature’s own TikTok filter! 🌞💥 The phenomenon is expected to continue through Sunday, offering more chances to catch the spectacle (just don’t forget your camera).
Pro tip for night owls: Check space weather apps for real-time updates on aurora visibility! 🔭
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cgtn.com