Electromagnetic storms spur auroras in 'China's cold pole'
A rare aurora borealis lights the sky in Genhe City, China's "Pole of Cold", north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, March 25, 2024. (Photo: China News Service/Wang Zhengyin)
The aurora activity was related to recent geomagnetic storms on Earth.
A rare aurora borealis lights the sky in Genhe City, China's "Pole of Cold", north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, March 25, 2024. (Photo: China News Service/Wang Zhengyin)
A rare aurora borealis lights the sky in Genhe City, China's "Pole of Cold", north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, March 25, 2024. (Photo: China News Service/Wang Zhengyin)
A rare aurora borealis lights the sky in Genhe City, China's "Pole of Cold", north China's Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, March 25, 2024. (Photo: China News Service/Wang Zhengyin)
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