On October 14, 2026, an astronomy image shows Mars near the Beehive cluster (M44 or Praesepe)…
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On October 14, 2026, an astronomy image shows Mars near the Beehive cluster (M44 or Praesepe) under a polar aurora above a horizon dotted with small trees near Lansjärv, Sweden. A solar eruption on October 10, 2026, disturbed Earth's magnetic field, causing the colorful aurora seen in the photo.
Energetic particles from the eruption collided with atmospheric molecules, exciting them and releasing energy as the aurora. The northern lights, called "guovssahasat" in Northern Sami, are traditionally respected by the Sami people, indigenous to Sweden and other Arctic regions.
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