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I thought that you folks in Alaska might find this interesting.
SAN FRANCISCO - Scientists think they have discovered the energy source of the spectacular color displays seen in the northern lights. Mod Cut Last edited by Rance; 12-13-2007 at 11:04 PM. Reason: Copyright Violation |
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Well, that's what I learned quite a while ago. Perhaps that was theory and this is fact??
I don't know but I have been teaching my kids that ionized particles from the sun interact with the magnetic fieild around the poles to create the light...I guess this is just more detail. They say that the twisted bundles of magnetic fields are actually connected from the earths upper atmosphere to the sun. Let's send some power lines up there and connect...true solar power. |
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