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It can also create some beautiful phenomena called aurora! The **solar wind** brings **charged particles** (mostly electrons) from the Sun. The electrons follow the Earth’s magnetic field and move down to the **polar regions**, where they collide with **oxygen** and **nitrogen** atoms and molecules in Earth’s upper atmosphere. **Oxygen** gives off **green or red** light while **nitrogen** glows **blue and purple**.\\n\\n![0306_aurora_2](./static/0306_aurora_2.png)\\n*(Source: NASA)*\\n\\nWe have the best chance to view aurora at high latitude of about 60 and 75 degrees, for example in northern Europe and Canada. 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