The Aurora Borealis is like a light show in the sky. It happens when tiny particles from the Sun, called the solar wind, zoom down to Earth and crash into our atmosphere, making it glow with beautiful colors. Think of it as a dance between the Sun and the air around us.
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- Think of the aurora as a giant firework show in the night sky.
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