How Auroras Form: Electrons Surf Electromagnetic Waves Toward Earth
Electrons can surf electromagnetic waves toward Earth, reaching speeds of up to 45 million miles per hour.
The mystery behind what powers the Northern Lights has now been solved - The Weather Network
Physics - A Particle Accelerator in the Radiation Belts
Astronomers Observe Electrons Bouncing Across Earth's Magnetosphere
NASA's THEMIS Sees Auroras Move to the Rhythm of Earth's Magnetic Field - NASA
Why you shouldn't wait until winter to see the Northern Lights
Northern lights caused by powerful electromagnetic waves that accelerate electrons toward Earth
Northern lights linked to electrons traveling at millions of miles per hour •
The mystery behind what powers the Northern Lights has now been solved - The Weather Network
What Causes Some Aurora To Appear In Discrete Lines? - Science Friday
The mystery behind what powers the Northern Lights has now been solved - The Weather Network
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