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Freighter crew on Lake Superior captures amazing Northern Lights pics

Michigan Live 27 Mar 2025
The green glow of the aurora borealis could be seen from the M/V Lee A. Tregurtha as it traversed Lake Superior overnight. Several photos of the Northern Lights were posted today to Interlake Steamship Company’s Facebook page ... The crew of the M/V Lee A.
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St. Paul-to-Chicago Amtrak Borealis sidelined by corrosion

Pioneer Press 27 Mar 2025
An inspection uncovered corrosion on several of the railcars used on the new Amtrak Borealis line from downtown St ... The Borealis runs round-trips daily between Chicago and St ... Paul-Chicago Borealis service with buses.
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Persons of interest photos released in 2023 fatal shooting of teen outside of aurora mall

Fox31 Denver 27 Mar 2025
AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) — Aurora police have released photos from new angles of two persons of interest in the 2023 deadly shooting of a 13-year-old outside an Aurora mall ... Do you recognize any of the 16 witnesses to an Aurora boy’s killing?.
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Auroras are spotted on Neptune for the first time, and lead to a new mystery

Deccan Herald 27 Mar 2025
But our planet doesn’t have a monopoly on auroras ... She thought that if Webb “was powerful enough to see the earliest galaxies in the universe, it’d better be powerful enough to see things like aurorae on Neptune,” she said.
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NASA's Webb space telescope captures Neptune's auroras for 1st time

China.dot.org 27 Mar 2025
For the first time, astronomers found an extremely prominent emission line signifying the presence of the trihydrogen cation, which can be created in auroras, said NASA ... Auroras occur when energetic ...
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Corrosion found on railcars forces Amtrak to substitute buses for Borealis trains

Winona Daily News 27 Mar 2025
Riders of Amtrak’s popular Borealis line are being ...
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Colorado family speaks out after escaping fiery crash with Tesla driver

CBS News 27 Mar 2025
Aurora police said a 26-year-old man was driving that Tesla on Alameda Parkway when he ran the red light at South Buckley Road and crashed into another vehicle ... Aurora Police Department ... Aurora police ...
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Neptune's auroras are captured in great detail by NASA's Webb telescope

Fort Wayne Journal Gazette 27 Mar 2025
... Neptune’s glowing auroras in the best detail yet.
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Telescope captures sight of bright auroras, but these aren’t on Earth

Yahoo Daily News 27 Mar 2025
... had only speculated about the presence of auroras on Neptune.
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Today in Kuwait history

Kuna 27 Mar 2025
2006 -- Kuwait Amir Sheikh Sabah Al-Ahmad Al-Jaber Al-Sabah issued a law approving the UN Convention for Combating Transnational Organized Crime, signed by Kuwait on December 12, 2000, along with the two affiliated protocols.
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Mom-to-be Olivia Culpo dazzles in bikini as she poses with sisters for stunning maternity shoot

The Times of India 27 Mar 2025
However, the collaboration took an even more heartwarming turn as her sisters, Aurora and Sophia Culpo, joined in to celebrate this exciting new chapter in Olivia’s life.Olivia Culpo celebrates ...
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Exact dates when you might see the Northern Lights in the UK this week

Metro UK 27 Mar 2025
'There’s something utterly unique about seeing the auroras yourself.' ....
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NASA just captured something incredible on Neptune for the first time

Metro UK 27 Mar 2025
Neptune's glowing auroras have finally been captured through the Webb telescope ....
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Map shows where you might see the northern lights in Oregon Wednesday night

The Oregonian 27 Mar 2025
Wednesday night the “view line” of the lights lands right along part of the northeastern border of Oregon, meaning eagle-eyed night owls could see the aurora if the sky is ...
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NASA Just Shot Rockets At The Northern Lights. This Is What Happened

Forbes 27 Mar 2025
Sounding rockets launched from the Poker Flat Research Range north of Fairbanks, Alaska, lit up the night sky for miles around during an aurora experiment to investigate ... .

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