The Cosmos are preparing for a spectacular show as the Americans gather around the table Thank you.
The sun produced a lot of energy Sunday night is expected to hit the Earth on Thursday, creating amazing northern lights in the northern part of the US.
Many in Washington, Montanadakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine they were set to be auroras.
It is the northern areas of the Idaho, WyomingNew York, Vermont and New Hampshire they can also see colored lights.
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) explained that the aurora can often be seen just after sunset or just after sunrise.
Meteorologists say the auroras can be seen from 10 a.m. ET Thursday until 1 a.m. ET Friday.
NOAA also issued a geomagnetic storm warning which could affect radios, satellites and GPS, which could be Friday.
‘Power grid fluctuations can happen. “High-tech electronic systems can have alarms,” NOAA shared.
‘Mistakes in satanic movements may occur; More traction on low Earth-orbit satellites is possible.’
Americans can expect to see the spectacular northern lights on Thanksgiving after the sun bursts into full force on Sunday
Pale auroras will be visible in many northern countries on Thursday and Friday, but they may be short-lived as well to see them it will depend on how strong the solar storm is, NOAA meteorologist Mike Bettwy said.
Both northern lights and geomagnetic storms are due to coronal mass ejection (CEM).
A solar flare is a powerful burst of radiation that comes from the magnetic field associated with sunspots, and is the largest explosive event in space.
After the solar explosion, a second burst of energetic particles and solar plasma made a streak towards Earth – that was a CME.
The northern lights can be seen all night, but it is often difficult to see to see with the eyes in the US.
A cell phone camera can help skygazers get a better view. Just point your camera at the sky and watch the aurora appear on the screen.
This show – as well known as the aurora borealis – is a natural light show that occurs when particles from the sun collide with the earth’s magnetic field, decorating the night sky with curtains of green, pink, red, yellow, blue and purple.
Most of Washington, Montana, the Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Michigan and Maine are in the midst of potential auroras. And northern parts of Idaho, Wyoming, New York, Vermont and New Hampshire can also see colored lights.
The aurora is most common in the auroral zone – an area 1,550 kilometers from the North Pole. Most of the time, lights can be seen in places like Scandinavia, Alaska and Iceland.
But geomagnetic storms can make them appear further south.
The sun is currently at its 11-year maximum, causing the sundials and northern lights to occur more frequently.
The sun produced 20 flares in the last 24 hours, one of which caused darkness over the Indian Ocean.
The eclipse is expected to last another year, though scientists won’t know exactly when the eclipse occurred until months after it happens, according to NASA.
Although geomagnetic storms can cause radio outages, experts do not expect major communications disruptions from this week’s solar storm.
