As August’s full moon slips almost completely into Earth’s shadow, solar activity could send the northern lights shimmering across parts of the northern United States
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August’s full moon will turn coppery red during a partial lunar eclipse peaking early Friday, Aug. 28
Geomagnetic storm watches could bring northern lights visibility to parts of the U.S. from Aug. 27 to Aug. 29
Clear skies and dark locations improve chances of seeing auroras, which may extend as far south as Pennsylvania and New York
It’s safe to say that the cosmos is taking the magic to another level this week!
As August’s full moon slips almost completely into…
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