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Solar Storm Cuts Into Earth’s Magnetic Field, Makes Rare Pink Auroras for 120 Seconds in Norway
A recent solar storm has cut into, the Earth's magnetic field. Rare pink Auroras were strewn throughout Norway's skies for about two minutes as a result of this cosmic event.
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