Here's Why Auroras on Earth Are Different in the North and South

Sunday, January 27, 2019 - 08:40 in Astronomy & Space

Auroras paint the sky around the poles when the sun is particularly active, flinging highly charged particles at Earth's atmosphere — but to scientists' surprise, displays at the north and the south don't precisely match.

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