There is a good chance today that we will be able to see the northern lights in Brabant. This is what amateur astronomer Victor van Wolfen from Heswijk Deinther says. The northern lights are a spectacle of light that can be seen mainly in the northern countries, but due to high solar activity there is a high chance of seeing them even in our province.
The Northern Lights have been seen frequently in Brabant recently. Depending on the strength of the energy that storms emit on the sun, you see green, violet, and red colors. These storms, which can be considered volcanic eruptions, occur on the Sun in an eleven-year orbit. We are now at the end of this cycle, when the explosions are most intense.
Green signals
“It may happen that we can see the northern lights in the afternoon when the sun goes down,” Victor says excitedly. Clouds could still spoil the scene, but the forecast is favorable. He added: “There are often clear skies, especially in the west of the governorate, and the clouds sometimes disappear in the east.”
According to him, this does not mean that we can now see the northern lights every day. “Many signals should be green, but that appears to be the case Friday afternoon and evening.”
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