Green curtains of light dance in the skies north of Weyburn late the evening of Jan. 24, as the Aurora Borealis was visible.
Green curtains of light dance in the skies north of Weyburn late the evening of Jan. 24, as the Aurora Borealis was visible. The sun exploded with large solar flares a few days before, causing the display of the Northern lights to be visible for a couple of nights at various points around the world. The lights are caused as particles of energy go through Earth's atmosphere following the large flare extending outwards from the sun.
