Ready for a Skygazing night excursion? Another exhibition of the Boreal Aurora is approaching, and the people living in the northern part of the United States should be able to see it, according to the Oceanic and Atmospheric National Administration. The dawn is thanks to a coronal mass expulsion What happened on January 22.
NASA says that the expulsion of the coronal mass was a class outbreak M5.5 and was expelled in a trajectory that places it in a collision course with earth. The resulting impact must take place for three days, if not more, and progressively pushes the lights of the north to the USA. Every day.
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NOAA is forecasting a G2 level geomagnetic storm, categorized as A moderate storm “. While this is not dangerous for people, it can be strong enough to interrupt some radio activities.
NASA observed an expulsion of coronal mass from the right side of the sun.
Where will the dawn be visible?
Noaa forecasts that Washington State, Montana, Minnesota and North Dakota will have the best views, with Idaho, Wisconsin, Michigan, South Dakota and Maine parts and Maine obtaining at least part of the show.
On the night of January 24, the Aurora will be stronger and more visible in parts of Wyoming, northern Iowa, the north of the state of New York, Vermont and New Hampshire. The strongest part of the storm is forecast during the early hours of January 25. The Boreal Aurora must begin to decrease on the night of January 25 that to January 26.
However, these are forecasts and are subject to changes as there are more available data.
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How to see the Boreal Aurora
The Boreal Aurora is notoriously difficult to see that more south goes. And even in the north, people in the city and suburbs will probably not see it at all due to light pollution. If you want the best opportunity to see it, your first step is to get out of the city completely and expect the skies to be clear.
There is also an ordered camera trick available on most newer smartphones. If you use the phone’s night mode, the exposure time increases, allowing the phone to bring more light. So, if the dawn is visible in the sky where you are, this will make the dawn visible, although you are probable that you do not get those beautiful high definition shots as they are in the International Space Station.
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