Due to eruptions on the surface of the sun, the Northern Lights will likely be visible on Wednesday and Thursday. Try to get away from light pollution to catch this spectacular show! It looks like the best time to view them in the Great Lakes region will be at 3 a.m. Wednesday and one at 2 a.m. Thursday, according to information gathered by the Harvard-Smithsonian center.
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Teresa Bertossi – who has written 22 posts on Headwaters - Community Journalism for the Great Lakes.
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