Auroral mystery solved: Sudden bursts caused by swirling charged particles

Monday, December 21, 2015 - 00:20 in Astronomy & Space

Auroras are dimly present throughout the night in polar regions, but sometimes these lights explode in brightness. Now Japanese scientists have unlocked the mystery behind this spectacle, known as auroral breakup.

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