How Can I See the Northern Lights- We Asked a NASA Expert
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Want to catch a glimpse of the northern lights? You’ll need dark skies, the right location, good space weather and a little patience! Auroras happen when charged particles from the Sun interact with Earth's magnetic field, creating dazzling light shows in the sky. A NASA scientist shares tips on where, when and how to see these stunning displays. ✨ Learn more & track auroras: https://www.aurorasaurus.org ✨ How to find and photograph auroras: https://science.nasa.gov/feature/nasas-guide-to-finding-and-photographing-auroras/ Producers: Scott Bednar, Pedro Cota, Jessie Wilde Editor: Pedro Cota Credit: NASA
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