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Friday, July 3, 2020

Learning about Polar Lights!

Hello bloggers! today we're learning about the Polar Lights. the polar lights are lights thousands of kilometers up from the sky and appear in the north pole, and the south pole. they are interesting belts of light, usually in green but sometimes flourishing in pink, red, or blue. let's see how they appear!
The polar lights are created in the sun. the sun emits so much energy that it superheats the gasses around it.
as the gas particles are superheated, they are blasted away at amazing speeds such as 500 kilometers per second. these particles, also known as the solar wind, are sent towards the earth. the earth is protected by the magnetic field, but some particles get though and excite the oxygen, making aurora borealis. 

I hope you enjoyed learning with me about polar light! see you next time!

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