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brown rice, roasted chicken, apples, white cheddar, craisins, sunflower seeds, olive oil, & lemon squeeze
Cals: 490 Fat: 26g Carbs: 42g Protein: 24g
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romaine, roasted chicken, egg, white cheddar, cucumber, and C&G ranch dressing
Cals: 350 Fat: 25g Carbs: 6g Protein: 25g
In Pics: Northern Lights Turn Skies Red, Green, Purple Across Europe
The “aurora borealis” also bathed swathes of Russia and Ukraine
New Delhi:
Sky gazers in Europe were in for a surprise when the northern lights turned the night sky red, green, and purple in many countries on Sunday. Pictures posted online showed the night sky in vivid shades of red, green, and magenta over most parts of Europe.
The so-called “aurora borealis” also bathed swathes of Russia, Ukraine, Siberia, and the Urals in green, scarlet, and purple overnight.
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“Tonight had the strongest Northern Lights I’ve ever seen! I’m chasing them now for nearly 6 years on almost every winter night, but I have never seen the oxygen red as strong to the naked eye before,” an X (formerly Twitter) user from Norway wrote on the platform.
Tonight had the strongest Northern Lights I’ve ever seen!
I’m chasing them now for nearly 6 years on almost every winter night, but I have never seen the oxygen red as strong to the naked eye before pic.twitter.com/jPpP6DjVTB— Max Wernerson (@welloffthetrack) November 6, 2023
“What a day – and night – we’ve had in Orkney . Blazing sun by day and blazing aurora tonight!,” another user said on X.
What a day – and night – we’ve had in #Orkney . Blazing sun by day and blazing #aurora tonight! Only came in because I’m practically hypothermic now. Mesmerising #northernlights#merriedancers#scotland#northernislespic.twitter.com/vRc3uBwX0H
— Sue Dyke (@archaeoselkie) November 4, 2023
A user also shared pictures of the northern lights on Bosnian and Croatian skies.
The Northern Lights in Norway are absolutely breathtaking. pic.twitter.com/vueuvYmO7l
— Fancied Facts (@FanciedF) November 5, 2023
How are northern lights generated?
The northern lights are generated by streams of charged particles from the sun which penetrate the earth’s atmosphere and collide with gas molecules which then release photons of light.
They most frequently occur near the North Pole.
According to a report, the northern lights are expected to be stronger this year than for at least a decade due to a surge in activity in the sun.
