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March is the very best month to view the Northern Lights because it has the most geomagnetic activity and this year, we're in ...

The Northern Lights are expected to be exceptionally visible this March, particularly around March 20. NASA and NOAA predict increased auroral activit ...

If you want to see the aurora borealis, head north (or south if you’re chasing the aurora australis). While you may catch the lights along the U.S.-Canada border—particularly now during solar ...

Much of Alaska and Canada will have a better shot at seeing ... This year is also shaping up to be an active one for aurora borealis, with NASA forecasting the solar maximum that hit in 2024 ...