Scientists were initially perplexed by a mysterious purple light that seemed somehow linked to the northern lights. But with the help of some Canadian aurora watchers, scientists now have a better understanding of the phenomenon the hobbyists named Steve.
Source: Canadian hobbyists help shed light on mysterious northern lights phenomenon ‘Steve’
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