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Published 17:33 1 Feb 2022 GMT
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From a scientific perspective, Auroras occur when solar wind from our sun meets with Earth's naturally occurring electromagnetic field. While most of that energy is dispersed into space, some of it congregates at the northern pole and interacts with stored oxygen and nitrogen, so says National Geographic.
That chemical reaction then creates intense bursts of light that have since become massive tourist attractions.
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