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Certain gasses make different colors

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They follow the Magnetic fields of the ear

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1. Different ions make different colors
2. They are visible from space
3. Other planets have them
4. Cameras see it better
5. You can't predict a show

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The Northern Lights stem from when large numbers of electrically charged particles (Ions) at high speed stream in towards the Earth along its magnetic field and collide with the highest air particles. The air then lights up much like what happens in a fluorescent light tube.
Different colours result due to this happening to certain gasses.
-The Yellow-Green Colour results from Oxygen
- Red results from Oxygen and Nitrogen together
- Violet and Blue results from Nitrogen

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-We associate the Northern Lights with wintertime, although in reality they are present the year round; it's just that we can't see them when the nights are light as the background sky has to be fairly dark. In practice, in northern Norway we are restricted to the period starting at the beginning of September and extending until the middle of April.