Rare Red-Toned Aurora Borealis Illuminates Scotland's Night Sky
• Rare red-toned Aurora Borealis observed across Scotland, visible from Orkney to the Borders.
• The aurora is caused by charged particles from the sun interacting with atmospheric gases, primarily nitrogen and oxygen.
• Increased solar activity may lead to more frequent and intense aurora displays in the future.
Rare aurora borealis observed across Scotland
A rare display of the Aurora Borealis, featuring striking red and green hues, has recently been observed across Scotland, captivating skywatchers and photographers alike. This stunning natural phenomenon, commonly known as the Northern Lights, manifested as vibrant, swirling curtains of light, visible from the northern reaches of Orkney to the southern Borders region.
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