Observe the aurora in the night sky of New York and Washington in the solar magnetic storm.

Recently, strong solar explosions have observed auroras not only in northern large cities such as Chicago and New York in the United States, but also in central parts of the United States such as Washington, DC and Kentucky.

The U.S. Space Weather Prediction Center said aurora was seen in a wider range of areas than usual, including the northern and central parts of the United States, on the night of the 10th.

On the same day, auroras such as red, purple, and green were also observed in Russia and northern Europe.

The Space Weather Prediction Center warned that the solar magnetic storm has caused coronavirus mass emissions, and that satellite communication and electrical grid failures could occur along with the aurora phenomenon.

Although the intensity of magnetic storms has weakened, the aurora phenomenon is expected to be observed on the night of the 11th in northern North America, such as Canada and Alaska.