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What Causes an Aurora?

Bad Astronomy - 15 Mar 2015 13:30
I write a lot about aurorae, the lovely and eerie glowing lights at extreme latitudes caused when subatomic particles from the Sun are channeled down into the atmosphere by Earth's magnetic field. Whenever I do I always wind up having to write a brief explanation of how they work; that's the responsibility of a science writer. But my burden is now eased a bit thanks to this well-done video giving a solid overview: What I like about the video is that it covers the basics without giving too much d...
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