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Northern Lights: Stunning pictures of phenomenon captured across UK | UK News
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Parts of the UK were treated to a spectacular display of the Northern Lights last night. Also known as the Aurora Borealis, it’s one of the most dazzling displays in the night sky. Lancaster University’s AuroraWatch, run by the Space and Planetary Physics group, issued a “red alert” – meaning seeing the phenomenon was very…
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Northern Lights illuminate skies across the UK | Science & Tech News
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The bright Northern Lights illuminated the sky across certain parts of the UK last night. The lights glazed the sky on Sunday 23 April and were seen across Wales and England. Lancaster University’s AuroraWatch, run by the Space and Planetary Physics group, issued a ‘red alert’, meaning that seeing aurora was very “likely”. Here’s what…
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Rare baby blue spiral in Alaska skies leaves Northern Lights enthusiasts ‘bewildered’ | Science & Tech News
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Northern Lights enthusiasts were left “bewildered” after a baby blue-coloured spiral resembling a galaxy appeared amid the aroura in the skies of Alaska. Although it might have looked like the sudden appearance of a portal, or the beginnings of an alien invasion, the sky spiral was caused by excess fuel released from a SpaceX rocket…
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Northern Lights set to be visible in parts of Scotland tonight | Science & Tech News
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Parts of Scotland will be treated to a display of the Northern Lights tonight. The spectacular sight comes during a period of heightened activity on the sun, whereby a coronal hole has emerged this week and hurtled superfast solar winds towards Earth. When these winds collide with our planet’s charged atmosphere during what are known…
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Northern lights: EasyJet pilot turns plane around to show passengers spectacle | Science & Tech News
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The Northern Lights were seen over the UK for a second night in a row on Monday. The spectacle, also known as the Aurora Borealis, was visible from parts of southern England including Dorset and Devon. Perfect conditions during the day before meant they were visible as far south as Cornwall on Sunday. Image: The…
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Traffic lights ‘could be obsolete in 20 years’ after UK driverless cars trial | Science & Tech News
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Traffic lights could be made obsolete within 20 years, an engineer has claimed, after a landmark trial of driverless vehicles in the UK. The two-year trial saw two self-driving cars built by Nissan complete hundreds of laps round a 2.7-mile long route in Woolwich, southeast London. Believed to be the UK’s first trial of driverless…